Have you finally decided to transition from spectator to creator, VGmaster9? If so, then I will apologize BUT follow up with a question as to exactly how your suggestion would improve YOUR production.
That's like an Amish guy saying, "Yeah, it would be great if those city folk could run Andriod OS on an Ipad".
Quite audacious of you to make suggestions to "improve" software that you don't actually use. When you introduced yourself to the forum you admitted that you are neither artist nor animator. For storyboarding, TVP's animatic tools could be used alongside with scenes in SBP. For animation, animators could use the rich drawing tools of TVP, along with the high end features and professional look of Harmony together. This course includes 19, densely-packed lessons, over the span of exactly an hour.VGmaster9 wrote: ↑, 20:34Would be nice for the next version of TVPaint be able to fully integrate with Toon Boom Harmony and Storyboard Pro. And for those absolute beginners, there's still plenty of information that can be used, whether you're still drawing with a pencil, or deciding what type of software to pick up for your next animated project. Although, to keep up with all the version changes, I've made sure to focus on features that are also available in both older and newer versions of Harmony (including Harmony 17), as well Toon Boom's former Animate, Animate Pro, applications. This course features Toon Boom's Storyboard Pro, and Harmony 11, industry standards in animation software. After getting many remarks from even industry pros surprised that Toon Boom can actually not only support traditional animation, but do it amazingly well, I felt it high time for some video tutorials focussing on the basics. While there are many videos available online that feature Toon Boom's software, most of them focus on cut-out style animation, or puppets, rather than traditional frame-by-frame style animation.
With this in mind, the course is best suited for animation students that are either new to the medium, or those looking to bring their traditional skills to the digital realm, using Toon Boom. To do this, the course is designed to walk through the completion of a scene starting from analyzing dialogue, to story-boarding, to creating actual animation, while being sure to emphasize the core principles of animation. This course was originally created for students participating in Skills Ontario's Animation Challenge (similar to the 11 Second Club), as a way to quickly get them comfortable with both the fundamentals of traditional animation as well as practical knowledge of Toon Boom's software.
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