After all that is said in regard of AS and traditional approach, one should consider viewing what GChrab, Amira Mostafa and 244233256 would have to say on that matter.

It`s been awhile since we had here this kind of discovery and enjoyment! ,)
*Sorry, I kept all the t`s in my sentence ,)))))

Congratulations! To both parties.

A&Astudios wrote:

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It`s been a while since I went for a 3D ride in AS, but if I recall it properly - extruding is done by adding depth to the shape, where object`s depth goes both Z ways, above and under the layer`s/shape`s Z coordinates. It becomes very importan when you try to fit extruded objects of different dept...

Gilles,
this is a long shot but I just woke this thread, during some search, and would like to reply with Thank you, since I remember that your approach worked just fine.

Might be nice toward others to add a comment in topic title about the type of proposal (paid/unpaid), but on the other hand 'Search..." field should lead you to the topic where one of forum members displayed various backgrounds and some other elements.

There are some CC resources as well...

I second with Greenlaw and would add just a few drops of attention to curvature, on these "protuberances" - due to the overlaping. Also, since it looks like this dragon will use his tail a lot, might be better to create a separate parts which would enable the tail to swing on both sides of...

Excellent job!
\o/ standing ovations \o/

master2d wrote:Anime Studio Pro 10. Only 2d, only the vector.

Compliments.
Your design and animation made me looking forward to see these in some new feature.
Do let us know about it, when it happens.

His interpretation of "drawing in vectors" is so close to "drawing in pixels". Well, although it might be considered as an experiment, most importantly - it`s a functional one. On the other side, I`m not sure how (if even possible) to implement it within the existing nature of dr...

Have you seen this one?

Compliments! Looks great and very interesting.
If you`re willing - please do show us the "Making of.."

Check Depth of field in Project settings or set individual layers as Immune to depth of field.