masusaca wrote:First of all, I am sorry if some similar problem has been posted and if this is not the right section. I feel that my issue is a little bit bigger.

Did your original thread not help?

This is a great tip. Being able to apply two styles allows this, one for the fill and one for stroke.

I found the original concept confusing before, but after reading these and re-watching the videos, it makes more sense now.

Your example looks really good. Thanks for posting.

Gilles's youtube channel contains some videos on animation principles. While only a small subset of the full course, it does gives you an idea of the direction the tutorials might have gone. Also, as mentioned, he did provide his fine Sally rig. I ordered this as well, but I think he did the best he...

I've been looking forward to this since your first posts. Good work and congratulations on finishing!
I hope you continue, but I understand you probably need a break.

PS. Video seems to play fine on my laptop.

I like, but won't she get a traffic ticket?

Nice, and I like your other rigs on your channel too.

I always look forward to these every year. Thanks for sharing your expertise on this forum.

To a peaceful 2018!

Thanks for all your contributions! Enjoy your well deserved break!

Great! Happy Holidays to you as well!

slowtiger demonstrates the scaling technique here: Dream sequence telephone desert I should've read slowtiger's post more carefully. He explains: I ended up placing keys every 4 frames and adjust the position with the help of onionskinning. (Remember: a constant movement in perspective can be const...

I wouldn't overthink the exact timing and scaling if it's a short distance. The simplest way is to set the origin at the vanishing point at, say, the feet of character and scale the whole figure. For example, this is a simple linear scale from 44% to 100%: http://i68.tinypic.com/2ykbzbn.jpg If you w...

Hi neeters_guy I really could tell you no one could do all this asset in an hour, less that all are at least basic rigged, and yes my point is simplistic, because the meaning to provide assets this way at least for me, is to help others who, maybe dont want to draw and rig, or expend so much time d...

Yes, I'll tell you the difference, it's really simple though. When one is constructive, one doesn't make derogatory comments like the ones that you've made, comments which can make people feel bad and were utterly unnecessary. I don't know buddy, is it so hard to understand that people have worked ...