When animating a single character, each tool has its pros and cons. Spine2d is fast and easy and provides various runtimes and functions optimized for game production. Live2D is good for real-time physical calculations and interactive areas. After Effects provides similar functions, but its functions are limited and are focused solely on video production. Therefore, the disadvantage is that the created project cannot be used in a game engine or real-time interactive area. Feel free to choose the tool you want to use depending on the area you want to use!
A youtuber managed to animate an anime character by pulling a katana out of its scabbard. Can Spine2D animate this kind of 2d animation like the video? (Hair & Character Animated Illustration Process | Photoshop to After effects (AFP HairRig) ? there's also the 2d animation course on coloso in particular, but I don't know if it's compatible with Spine2D. (2D Animator - Seter) @@biancotriple5283
@@biancotriple5283 When it comes to 2d fx animation, I get the impression that After Effect allows you to do a lot of things, like smoke, lightning, take a sword out of a foureau, and so on. Do you think it's also possible to do this with Spine2D?
@@biancotriple5283 which means if I only need to create video format animations like League of Legends animated splashart, then after effects is the best choice, right?
