Thanks so much for pointing us to this amazing artist. His piece titled Der Mensch als Industriepalast is a masterpiece!

Very inspiring.

I am going to check out all of his work and links.

Thanks again.

http://www.freesound.org/

This is an amazing resource. Thousands of sounds. All free.

I love these latest designs! The characters are coming to life. The variety of collars/necklines adds a lot of visual interest and will serve to make the individuals easier to identify and remember if there is a lot of action, sudden appearances, etc. It is so much easier to comment on the work of o...

I just looked at your .anme file. I did a preview (F5) and the background was white. I rendered one frame and the background was white.

I checked the project settings and the background was set to white.

It appears the file is working correctly.

I am very impressed with your amazing attention to detail throughout the character development process. My immediate reaction to the un-curved collars, regardless of the head/neck relationship is that the head is on backwards. A slight curve in a collar usually describes the volume of the figure's t...

Great tutorial! It will be a frequent reference and resource for me for a long time to come.

Thanks!!

I may not be understanding your process correctly, but it sounds like you could use the Bone Offset tool to position your character in a realistic pose after rigging it. You can use the Bone Offset tool at frame zero after adding bones and adjusting Bone Strength to rearrange the parts of a characte...

Thanks for the great tutorial! I am very much a beginner and I found it very helpful and inspiring.

Your English is terrific too!

I am very grateful for all the work you put into the forum. I always look forward to your contributions.

Amigaman wrote: I've created a pdf tutorial on creating a character in Anime Studio from start to finish. Hopefully it should help with questions like this. It's being checked over by Smith Micro at the moment so may be available fairly soon. Great news! This will be very helpful. Seems like an ess...

Thanks to all for the clarification and very useful navigation tips.

I have not yet started working with the Camera tool. I am looking forward to the possibilities. Makes me realize how static my viewpoint has been so far.

Always more great things to explore.

Rhoel wrote: Simple way is to switch the view/direction to front - bye bye camera moves - the RMB and Shift RMB movements are still available to you can zoom in and out and inspect the art detail okay. Still a relative newbie to ASP6 so I do not understand what "RMB and Shift RMB movements"...

Great writing.

Truly engaging and inspiring. Thanks for sharing them. Congratulations to you and the entire team.

A very imaginative exploration of the possible adaptations of Stroke's potential in AS. It will help make AS much more expressive for me.

A good reminder of just how amazing this software can be in the hands of creative and inventive animators.

Thanks!

Thanks so much for making your avatar file available! I have already downloaded it and opened it up. Is all the magic just in the point movement? I do not understand what the cameras are doing, nor do I understand yet how the changes of layer order make it work. But I plan to study it carefully unti...