Ultimate Beginner Guide to Spine 2D: Part 2 Art Prep
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- The second video in my Ultimate Beginner's Spine Tutorial series! This time it's all about art prep! Learn how to prepare your art for animating in Esoteric's Spine 2D animation software, whether you're starting from scratch or need to cut up your merged art.
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Timestamps:
00:00 -- Intro
00:42 -- Think before you draw
01:53 -- How I cut up my character
03:02 -- Other tips for drawing from scratch
03:46 -- Cutting up a merged character
05:59 -- Name everything
06:43 -- Exporting
08:45 -- Recap
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Thank you so much... most complete and simple guide for starting!!! really thanks!!!!!
Happy to see part2. Great job
The art prep tutorial is the one I most need. I have no idea it takes so much effort to make 😅.
Also your GET TO THE ;%€£?*¥>€ part is amazing🎉
These are honestly the best tutorials I've seen for any 2D rigging software, not just spine. You speak clearly and quickly and offer a recap section at the end and your visuals are at a perfect speed that I'm not jacking it up to x2.. but also able to follow along perfectly.
Thanks.
In Photoshop, Illustrator and other softwares. It's best practice to draw the parts in different layers, like head, arms, body etc. so you don't have to cut them again one by one after you finished your character.
thank you for this!
there's another great tip for finding out pixel dust, in addition to the layer bounds.
Put all the layers in a group and in blending options give the group a stroke.
it will immediately show all those rogue pixels
I just got a new job opportunity and need to learn Spine for it.
I'm so grateful to find these tutorials, thank you for all the effort you put into these- they are so well done.
These tutorials are super indepth and much appreciated. Hope you find time to continue the series.
These videos are excellently put together. I hope you will continue this series :D
Wow such an insane amount of effort put in to this. Love the lip sync
This is so well made! Awesome video
Another great and super-helpful tutorial! Thank you!!!
Thanks a lot for this extremely well made Guide! :)
very nice professional work
This was such a fun ans informative walkthrough! Happy to have stumbled upon this!
great course, thank you!
lovely video, keep it coming
I'm a traditional animator trying to get into spine and this is by far the best tutorial (series?) I've found... broken down so well ... i think I'll be able to follow along great... please keep them coming
Thank you! Yes, a series in progress! Been crazy busy at my day job but hoping to have the next one out soon!
@@Anipalooza ;_; Still waiting for part 3. Well done on the previous vids!
@@siv9394 I promise I'm still working on things!!! Trying to plan out the whole thing at once instead of going one by one. It's just such a slow burn that way unfortunately 😅
@@Anipalooza Yaay \o/ Great news. You do whatever you gotta do ^_^
Oh gosh this is a diamond in the rough for spine tutorials. The quality of these videos is insane! Definitely subbed
Glad you like them! :D
i love your tutorials!!!! its sooo cool!! thanks!
it's the best tuto i never found for spien really omg thks so much ! you a bit fast so i listen to you in 0.75 speed haha (im french)
Thanks for the great advice
Oh, this actually had some great advice, I also learned something new! I had no idea of the content aware fill!
For the naming, I think you can avoid putting "witch" or "w" in the name in case you want to add skins to take advantage of automatic slot and skin placeholder population when importing new skins. Instead, I'd place "witch" as a skin folder name if it has to be specified.
I'm also surprised you didn't match the position of the various directions in the middle of your guides, but I guess we'll see that in the next video?
If you don't want to download all the other scripts, just clicking on the highlighted text at 6:52 will download the latest version of just that script!
Overall, great job! I'm looking forward to the next parts.
Ahh thanks so much! Really cool to know you've seen these now too, I've learned a lot from you over the past few years!
Yeah, I agree I went a little overboard on the naming convention there. Honestly I think in the actual file I just named that asset "hairTuffL", and I probably should have put that for my shorthand. That's how I would do it if I had to work with two characters in the same file though (like if she had a little cat companion!).
For matching the positions, do you mean stacking the different views on top of each other in the PSD? I do that in Spine later, but if there's a different technique I'm not aware of I'd love to hear it! I'm always looking for ways to speed up my process.
@@Anipalooza Aww that makes me so so happy Q.Q
ua-cam.com/video/p7yZET00GeE/v-deo.html the video
Amazing. Thank you!
Thanks Hannah!!!
This is great!
Really good job with the video! I finally understood something :P Waiting for your next tutorial for rigs and animations 🙏
I'm glad I was able to help you understand! :D
you're awesome. i wish you receive the recognition you truly deserve and become even more popular.
Thanks so much! :D
Wow, this tutorial is awesome! You covered all the tricks and tips perfectly. I've watched so many tutorials before, and some were boring or didn't cover everything. But your video is super engaging and goes into all the details. Can't wait for your next tutorials!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! :D
I love these!! Part 3? :)
I use Clip studio because photoshop is for normies. and everything translates to that program, thank goodness. Thanks for the tutorial.
Best spine / photoshop tutorials - the level of effort and detail is really something. Maybe consider a Udemy course?
It has been on my mind lately to try out Udemy courses for sure!
I will says a a new illustrator, I am really tired of learning 5-6 obscure programs just to ATTEMPT APPLY for a job, it's just too overwhelming. I just want to paint dammit! That being said, this was great, thank you. Sigh.
Okay guys i just learn spine today, I'm broke so I can't afford any adobe products yet. how do I export my images to spine2d? Im a Clip Studio Paint user.
also, this really superb tutorial! thank you.
aw what happened to the series? D: I hope to see part 3 someday
It's still on its way! Next video :D
I have a question, wouldn’t it be easier to create a turn around sheet using A.I artificial intelligence Dall•E and let it create a turnaround sheet for the character? That’s what I do?
Possibly! I haven't explored much AI generated art workflows yet myself, but I imagine that if you're able to get consistent quality from Dall-E that meets your expectations then it could be a great solution. My experience so far with AI generated anything is that it's a good starting point for frontloading a lot of the initial tasks, and then you can clean up and refine as necessary.
@@Anipalooza Give it a shot it definitely takes care of the petty, nuisance activities when it comes to animating. For example
YOU: “Color in all my frames, Give me a frame by frame of the character walking, give me mouth forms that matches my character, draw my character with different reaction,” things that would take you hours to do can now be simplified and it’s free!
@@clefawntravels I will DEFINITELY take a look at this. Part of my video delays is not having the time or resources to make good looking art fast enough. I'd love to pay a human artist, but that can't happen until I have money to pay them. So free sounds great to me!
Ohhh noo where's the next ppparrrttt.
It will be here eventually! I'm currently doing a huge rework of my channel and workflow so I can have an easier time making these, but it's still a plan! ✨
God why I go for complicated stuff 1st :/
How about learning to draw a character 1st.
subbed these videos are awsome