3:47 there's actually a button to enable velocity, have fluid brush selected and go to your tool bar, the velocity button is next to the pen pressure button (for me at least)
A good tip I've learned from watching one of Hayk Manukyan's videos is enabling object mode on the brush tool so you can quickly draw overlapping strokes and easily edit them later. Makes it great for clean up animation
I really appreciat your videos. I studied Animation at Uni but graduated all the way back in 2008. I've only recently been back in an animation role and typically prefer frame by frame animation. I was terrified that I was outdated and everyone would be using puppets and rigged characters. I have learnt the basics of these anyway but my heart is in Frame by Frame.
Thank you so much for your tips... I was about to give up, not for the long night I had been trying to get my class project. With your tips and tricks, I have a few more hours to go. Once again, Thank you!
Your videos are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing so many helpful tips and tutorials. You've basically taught me everything I know to achieve the animation I need to do! xx
I've been using the fluid brush tool for over a week and didn't noticed the pressure feature 😆 thanks, Matt! If you do another advice video, I wouldn't mind a snippet in there about left and right-handed drawing practices. I find myself frustrated to no end with a rotated tablet because it's natural for me as a lefty and then the strokes don't match what's happening on the screen.
@@TipTut hello sir , im new to your channel i hv been watching your adope animate 2021 series, i dont hv screen graphic tablet its the one where i had to watch over the pc for every stroke and its very frustrating , is this normal where u cant flip your graphic tablet for lines like the whole control flips as well , i dont hv much experience with tablets please kindly reply🙏🙏.
Amazing vid! I came for software-specific tips (which were very useful!) but honestly, the last section about warming-up, stretching, right posture, hydration and stuff is much more important in the long run :) Thank you so much for reminding us to take care of ourselves.
Hey, I am completely new with adobe animate. My questions are - I would like to make animation in old-style like "Looney Tunes" or like old Disney animations with Micky, Donald etc. Can I make anything like that in adobe animate? Do I need to know how to draw or is there some generator which could help me create characters and background? Or there is nothing like that and I have to make everything from scratch. The last question is - how to start with adobe animate, how to start learning, and what how this learning process should look like?
I had no idea how to use Adobe Animate's brush tool, so I ended up, uhh… drawing all my line work in Clip Studio and then exporting the vector into Animate when I was starting out with making my own sprites for animating. I'm looking forward to not needing to have two programs open when I'm drawing things to animate! Somehow you end up making the exact tutorials I need, haha. TipTut for President :)
Am I wrong in saying that even when using the selection tool to click and cut to clean up linework, you may also have to delete certain anchor points if you want a 100% faultless line.
thank you for the great tips . im not yet use brush so much . i use lines more for now . and im sorry i want to ask about something different . before When there is more than one shape And i enter to one of them to modify something - Other shapes automatically take on some kind of transparency or blurring. -But this is not happening now. When I enter any shape . The other shapes remain the same - How do I get this setting back? . thank you very much
When I use the fluid brush it always works good until I have to fill in the image. And then some lines will disappear and other objects will get filled in
How to export the line art withouy losing quality? Does anybody know? I want to color in photoshop because I've tried coloring in adobe animate and it was very difficult for me, so I want to export the vector drawings and color in photoshop.
@@TipTut oh no I think you did, what I mean is when you already drew something with the brush, perhaps the line is a little wobbly, you select the wobbly part with the lasso tool and press the smoothing button a couple times. I've seen animators use this trick to smooth curves. It was common back in the flash days in newgrounds but not many tutorials mention it nowadays.
@@MASJYT OMG THANK YOU! (Fluid brush is grayed out for me due to drives, and I thought I wouldn't be able to get smooth lines but this works perfectly!)
@@TipTut I have seen it, but I mean when you make use of the smoothing when you have the drawing selected and apply it. In this video I show what I am talking about, how the zoom affects the smoothing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vVO_l9CbBSo.html
