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hunch
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 Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 4:03 pm |
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anyways, iv finally decided to get a wacom tablet. graphire 3 (4 by 5)
and the thing iv always been interested in and would love to try is animation, and now that i can draw directly on computer, anyone know of any programs (free would be good but not counting on it) that i can get?
i would try animation on paper but i dont have a scanner and the right paper etc...
anyways thx
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pwassink
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| Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 4:56 pm |
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i work with Mirage, its the best for "Wacom-direct-into-the-computer"-type animation
its brand new, .
that is to say its developed from newteks Aura, and its awesome
check out www.tvpaint.com for more info
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AndyT
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wahookah
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| Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 3:58 am |
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I really love the painting engine in Flash, it also supports onion skinning and is generally great for animation.
If the saving/export function is disabled, just copy the frames to another application, that can handle the files (after effects, Image ready, etc.) it might be worth the hassle, if the movies arent too long, the workflow with flash is really good...
Maybe u can give it a shot...
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