Nice site, but I'm curious. Do you still use ASP? I noticed you mention Flash for storyboarding, but I couldn't find any reference to ASP. Would there be any professional backlash from admitting using what may be considered "amateur" software? Personally, this is your hero status around he...

Very good expression with the lip-sync.

Great work Genete, but it seems the performance suffered.

Don't have the book, so I can only guess. Using alt+left click/ alt+right click to change the blue range on the timeline changes the start and end frames for the whole project. Using ctrl the same way does this without changing the project length. But these methods are only useful for previewing you...

You can export with transparency to Quicktime MOV in AS Standard. Using the Animation codec and selecting its Millions of Colors+ setting. Then if you really need a sequence you'd need to do something like Hurst suggests.

You can export with transparency to Quicktime MOV in AS Standard. Using the Animation codec and selecting its Millions of Colors+ setting. Then if you really need a sequence you'd need to do something like Hurst suggests.

Yeah, the poll is meaningless. Actionscript is primarily for web interaction. There are easy ways to do what you are asking directly in AS, but if you are hung on Flash, by all means use it for a workaround.

This is just another one of those "why isn't ASP like [insert favorite app here]."

Kat Williams, Richard Pryor, Chris Rock, Eddie Griffin, George Carlin, Larry "The Cable Guy", Jeff Dunham, Rodney Carrington, the list goes on and on. Cartoons, same thing for ex. Family Guy, South Park, Drawn Together, the [adult swim] line-up, and so on. I think you might have missed th...

Open ASP and go to save a file. It should already be pointing to the directory where it last saved. If you save to your usual directory, it will remember that.

I must be missing something here. How is this different from using the Import Image Sequence script?

Looks like you're trying to disavow this thread with a change of avatar Durand.

Looks like you could stand to move the pivot of the upper arms (shoulder) closer into the torso. That way they don't look so odd when rotated that far. You might not even need to change where the arms are. The bone doesn't always need to be in the center of the shape.

Nice work, very accomplished looking, and I totally agree about Fazek's (and others) tools. I couldn't live without them.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ezzt05kmqyg

Here's a quick idea to remedy the thinness of the cutouts. And yeah, pose to pose would probably fit that style very well.

I like that idea. But when I saw the screen shot I imagined the cardboard cutouts being fully animated themselves.