Adobe Animate vs Toon Boom Harmony 

nice joke :>

yeah......they have to draw it then export it as a picture then combine them using a video editing program i have tried

You must've heard that in an alley or sth

Damn right! 😂 MS paint boots up faster, you can create your own brushes and astonishing pixel art. People can turn their noses up at it, but I like more quirky options, everything looks so generic and boring now.

Yep. Best example is the Big Lez Show

To be far some features are easier on certain software

Unless its MS paint

Traditional animation

@@senaykalaycoglu4397 shit you just reminded me of that okay I take it back

This. Software can’t draw for you

Yes, indeed. Adobe should top the only subscription way.. they need to get back with the perpetual licenses again (next to subs).

u can get it for free

A free permanent license is also good

@@ShikasThoughts pls tell me how

How ? It's today possible ?

What is a small animator?

@@Turtleback8024 Not popular animators

Small animators rise up!

im a big guy who cant animate

Lemme just add myself to the comment section real quick

But Toonboom keeps getting actual useful updates over the years, Flash/Animate CC still crashes down whenever you work with overlapping symbols.

@@shinyanakagawa8241 haven't had that issue but that can be incredibly frustrating

No moho pro best of best software 💝easy to puppet moving make puppet movie make animation💝

LOL

Yeah, blender is the best, i love grease pencil

😂😂😂😂

Blender is the best for 3D software. But not really good for 2D since they just started that 2D features. And not many feature on 2D mode compared to other software

blender sucks.. too hard to use or maybe im stupid :(

nah.. they are both for professionals and amateurs.

@@mr_don_key true

@Evera Lore which is why Harmony has an edge over Animate CC

Glad I could help

Нет, для этого лучше использовать Paint tool Sai

You should probably use after effects instead. You can just import the illustrations and then edit them in after effects to move with the animation.

haha, i just noticed that as well.

"Less steeper" is incorrect English. "Less Steep" ✓ "Happier" ✓ "More Happy" ✓ "More Happier" 👎

@@Bi0Dr01d shut up its a youtube comment section not an english test

@@lunaplaysgames9824 Well, you can apply that response to anytime anyone ever corrects grammar. It's not meant as an insult, and the only thing it can do is help someone. It's only meant as an FYI comment, not an insult.

@@lunaplaysgames9824 Agreed, they seem like a know-it-all

@@Bi0Dr01d when did i say it was an insult im just telling you to shut up

Yes, this happened to me, but I tried other versions of animate and the problem was solved

Oh man I didn’t even notice

Yes.

He is animating his short film "the tail teller"

agreed

what??

Any time

Are you saying you just want a single drawing/picture? If so, there are great programs that let you do this, some free examples are fire alpaca and MediBang paint, but there are also ones that cost money such as paint tool SAI. I’ve been using paint tool SAI for a few weeks now and already love it}!

i know it's a bit late to comment . but i'm assuming that you want to use the software to have more options to pick the perfect shot in between the series of drawings. Well then, yes you can do that in adobe animate (idk if this works in toonboom) . Here's how to do that: > File > Export > export movie > create new folder and name it > save it as jpeg or png sequence > a dialog box will pop up and this should be the settings for png: --1920 x 1080 (72dpi) (important: set the export dimensions to the same dimension of the animation you're currently exporting, in this case, I'm giving you an example of my standard export settings. So if you want to animate in a different dimension/size , you can do that as well. Just remember that whatever dimension you created in that project should be the same with when you'll export it) -- 72 dpi (if you'll go beyond this number, the canvas will be cropped) > click export Then you're done. Just locate the file and then pick your best choice of shots. By the way, I suggest to save it as png for a better export quality.

It uses Toon Boom

@@LoyalDance AND FOR DRAWING & SOUNDING??

Yeah

I'm bad at drawing Who can help

@@KINGMODEOFFICIAL practice then

I've been doing that for some years now

Nope, I've spent the last two years using every piece of drawing and animating software I can afford. Some software is easier to learn, some software can do more, some software makes it easier to draw and some software makes everything quicker Sure with enough time you may be able to make a semi-profesional looking animated giff with procreate.... But it would be way quicker and easier with animate sai