Clever is a good description…a small set of versatile & powerful tools. If you can figure out how to do your thing with them, you’re off to the races. ✌️🍷🎩🎩🎩
I am also a content creator and I would like to ask you to put the transcription of the classes in other languages as in my case in Portuguese, it is very simple within RU-vid itself, this would help a lot because it is a new tool and there are few tutorials and training . Thank you
Hello Owen. When you start with ToonSquid it is quite overwhelming. I have made a Playlist with more ToonSquid video's You can view it here: ru-vid.com/group/PLN-kPOo3iKJNj-jDPhIuxF-8RlH8h0h3m
Hello! So if you wanted to keep your feet grounded, would you just need to counter animate to offset from the torso’s up and down? I’d love to rig a whole character, just wondering if the lack of IK feet feels to clunky
I would draw guides on a separate layer to keep the feet grounded to the guide on the ground and use the body or hips as the main object to link the other limbs to. There is no tool yet to snap the feet to the ground. You have to do it manually.
Hey Stayf, great video! I'm having an issue. I have a perfectly smooth looping 29 frame walkcycle as an animation clip. When I insert it into the main timeline I'm getting 2 extra static frames added to the first 2 frames of the main timeline causing the animation clip to start animating on the 3rd frame of the main timeline creating a slight pause at the beginning where the extra frames are. Have you ever seen this? Do I have to make sure that the main timeline frame count is in multiples of 29 to match the animation clip frame count? Would love your thoughts on this. I couldn't find anything on this specific issue in the handbook. Thanks.
Hello, I greatly appreciate your ToonSquid videos! I think your descriptions are clear and your pacing is good. I have a couple of questions for you about making selections, specifically about making selections across multiple layers and selecting multiple frames within a layer. For instance, at around the 9 minute mark in this video you manually copy and paste several keyframe settings for the Body layer from frame 1 to frame 24. Isn’t there a way to select the same frame in multiple layers at once? I would also like to be able to select multiple contiguous (or not) frames within a single layer to copy and paste elsewhere. When I search the developer’s handbook and discussion groups I don’t see any mention of this. I’ve tried selecting with both a pencil and with a keyboard/touchpad connected to my iPad. Perhaps I’m not searching the right way. Are you aware of any solutions to these problems? Thank you very much!
That is actually what works. But you need to tap and slide to make the selection. With some practice I mastered it. It’s not the most easy way to select multiple frames.
