@@LoveMiaStuff since this guy doesn’t seem to be making tutorials anytime soon, some good channels to check out are ZeBirdBrain, Stylus Rumble(she actually has been shared by the official Toon Boom page), and the channel called Onion Skin(search onion skin toon boom to find him) These channels do a lot of tutorials and live streams :)
You really look like you know what you are doing when it come to using that animation software. I had Toon Boom Premium for about 3 months now, and i still am stuck on creating my front view of my character. Soo much to learn!
Don't give up! the Harmony learning curve is really steep, but once you're over it everything becomes really easy! After you've made like 2 or 3 builds there's pretty much nothing holding you back at that point
I'm the same I like frame by frame animations than rigging one because rigging takes a very long time and you will be tired for making a film for more than hours and at least you will stop making animations that's really tiredness but in frame by frame animations it's just simple drawing you have to drawing cartoon characters by their body and their clothes sometimes frame by frame animations it's also hard to animate because it takes a long time to make an animated film and then you will stop making a film and you not complete it so you have to learn it for how you make it in easy way to finish it animations it's really hard
This video was a huge inspiration for me to make the jump from Adobe Animate to Toon Boom. I'm hoping I can learn to rig a full turnaround before the trial is over. haha. Great work, Eddy!
SO ths application allows you to build a rig from vector paths and then also does tweeting of these paths? THats is some powerful app! Painstaking job, but looks so incredible!!!
wow, increibles rigs.... usas master controler para algunas de tus animaciones ?.. por que manejar todos esos Deformadores debe ser super heavy, de igual manera, exelentes personajes, saludos
The tech looks amazing and I see your very skilled but I don't think I could ever being myself to do it. Character rigging looks so robotic next to the organic nature hand animation, I miss hand animated cartoons so much..
I love this program. It has so many features others dont. The most helpful tool ever for me has been the Invisible lines when pressing K and closing gap when painting
Yeah you're right that makes it to easy to see through a characters for how to looks like to complete it without it your animations will be so much bad
Hi Eddy, I love your rigging demo reel. It's amazing! I'm making a student animation demo reel and I need several Harmony characters. So I was wondering, do you offer or sell your rigged characters? THX ;D
I'm only animating about 8months. I use Animate CC but the bone tool is just terrible on it. I use the free transform tool. All my movements are pretty much FK and not IK. It's tedious. After watching what you did here, is really making me question whether or not I should move to Toon Boom. I love your style of drawings. They're fantastic to look at
i give it a month u will get 5k sub.......man u r talented!!!!! i need to learn a lot with this software........ keep it up!!!! Q&A: i is possible u can trace a pic inside toon boom?
Wow, I'm kinda new (about 3 years, but in and mostly out) to the program. I mostly worked in frame by frame animation, but your workflow is sooo good, I've learned a lot; my rigging would be improved. Thanks!!!
wow :) ... Do you animate by adding key frames (drawing) between the sample animations in the video that you made with rigging? (I mean; do you use both rig and keyframe animation mixed?) if you don't use; how to use such a way, I could not see sample video or guide? Thank you
Really impressive stuff. At 1:05 I'm trying to get my head around how you did that? Each frame of the "3D" rotation seems so smooth. Can you give any insight - is it just being a great graphic artist, or are there any tools in Harmony to help calculate all those changes in such an organic way? Thanks!
Thank you! I think the trick to getting a smooth rotation in a build is to have a design based on simple shapes. Harmony might have a hard time calculating how a complex shape would transition from point A to point B, but when the pieces are mostly squished circles and wedges it becomes much easier for the software to handle!
hey bro. how do you move the arms without breaking the drawing ? I cant do it :( EDIT: I just looked at your Hierarchy Tree Node. I just gotta say BRUHHH.
When i animate i just import images of each body part i drawn, using the envolope to help me out even rigging as well. However, they're mostly facing the 3/4 view position alot XD
THIS IS AMAZING! ❤️ What's the name of this kind of animation? It's like 2d with 3d? I don't know how to name that! Do you think maybe do tutorials about this? I really want to learn this kind of animation, bc drawing a lot of times is some hard for me haha I love your work, thanks for shared this
this would be a 2d rig, a very advanced one. Many drawn 2d parts are layered up, and are then moved around and distorted frame by frame to produce the impressive 3d effect.
Yes I will choose toon boom harmony one but I want frame by frame animations not rigging because rigging it's very hard and you have to learn it to make it by yourself
Hey eddy,can i see your node view ? For references and maybe i can learn something for your node view,im still basic :(( and im wanna grow up my skills
Do you sell these rigs for use in demos by chance? Trying to find a rig to use for learning harmony / creating a demo reel, but cannot find a good resource library for harmony rigs.
I'm frame by frame animator and I animated only for drawing and not rigging I don't want to takes a very long time because it's really hard to take a time for animate so I prefer frame by frame animation one
The short answer is that, although Animate and Toon Boom have their merits when it comes to traditional animation, when it comes to rig animation Toon Boom is just a much more focused and powerful tool! It takes a lot of queues from 3D modelling and incorporates them very seamlessly into a 2D medium. The even shorter answer is that that's what most studios in Canada use nowadays, so I gotta stay sharp in Toon Boom to keep getting work :P
Oh yeah I don't think I know anyone who owns a permanent license for Toon Boom! Getting a yearly or monthly license works well for me at least. Right now they're offering home licenses for free until June 1st to support animators affected by Covid-19, so that might be a good option if you wanna try it out!
@@EddyPed Thank you I will try it out, also do you have any tricks on how to animate with pen sensitivity, its annoying when I draw one frame and then the lines on the next frame look completely different. It has me contemplating animating without pressure sensitivity
@@giddi3968 Monthly for me would eventually just cost more after using it for a year if you eventually pay for a permanent license. If I were you try and download the trial and just watch as much tutorials you can digest and take lots of notes and questions. The key, is think one tool box at a time. Know each and every functions and you'll get them eventually. The node or network window can be daunting at first, but it really is not once you understand the concept of nesting. Or look at studios who are looking for interns and learn the program there ;')
DUDE. You need to do tutorials, you're awesome!
Please make a tutorial or a class man I am begging you.
@@LoveMiaStuff since this guy doesn’t seem to be making tutorials anytime soon, some good channels to check out are ZeBirdBrain, Stylus Rumble(she actually has been shared by the official Toon Boom page), and the channel called Onion Skin(search onion skin toon boom to find him)
These channels do a lot of tutorials and live streams :)
@@Gredran thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Agreed
100 percentttt
You really look like you know what you are doing when it come to using that animation software. I had Toon Boom Premium for about 3 months now, and i still am stuck on creating my front view of my character. Soo much to learn!
Don't give up! the Harmony learning curve is really steep, but once you're over it everything becomes really easy! After you've made like 2 or 3 builds there's pretty much nothing holding you back at that point
@@EddyPed how long does it take you in building a rig?
I'm the same I like frame by frame animations than rigging one because rigging takes a very long time and you will be tired for making a film for more than hours and at least you will stop making animations that's really tiredness but in frame by frame animations it's just simple drawing you have to drawing cartoon characters by their body and their clothes sometimes frame by frame animations it's also hard to animate because it takes a long time to make an animated film and then you will stop making a film and you not complete it so you have to learn it for how you make it in easy way to finish it animations it's really hard
This video was a huge inspiration for me to make the jump from Adobe Animate to Toon Boom. I'm hoping I can learn to rig a full turnaround before the trial is over. haha. Great work, Eddy!
Love the animation as well as the rigs!
you're so talented! you make me wanna work so much harder
I don’t know how I ended up here but i’m glad I know you and your work exists
Eddy, this is amazing work. Thanks for sharing.
SO much respect for people who have the skills to do this kind of work. Truly amazed how some videos look.
SO ths application allows you to build a rig from vector paths and then also does tweeting of these paths? THats is some powerful app! Painstaking job, but looks so incredible!!!
Teu trampo é uma inspiração do krl véi. Adoro demais tu e tua arte.
Que aplicativo é esse?
@@ryannasousa5695 não é aplicativo, e programa se chama Toon Boom Harmony
thank you for sharing this. i'm having ideas just watching your rigs.
Awesome reel, thanks for sharing!
wow, increibles rigs.... usas master controler para algunas de tus animaciones ?..
por que manejar todos esos Deformadores debe ser super heavy, de igual manera, exelentes personajes,
saludos
AMAZING! It's really hard to find decent rigging out there. But yours manages not to look incredibly stiff.
Hi Man, do you have an online to teach about how you set up character like that?
damn dude amazing work, would totally love tutorials on this stuff
You're incredible! Where did you get your training/how long would you say it took you to reach this level?
Olá jovem! Sensacional e bárbaro ao mesmo tempo!!! Onde voce estudou para chegar neste nível absolutamente profissional?
You so talented!
The tech looks amazing and I see your very skilled but I don't think I could ever being myself to do it. Character rigging looks so robotic next to the organic nature hand animation, I miss hand animated cartoons so much..
I love this program. It has so many features others dont. The most helpful tool ever for me has been the Invisible lines when pressing K and closing gap when painting
Yeah you're right that makes it to easy to see through a characters for how to looks like to complete it without it your animations will be so much bad
Hi Eddy, I love your rigging demo reel. It's amazing!
I'm making a student animation demo reel and I need several Harmony characters. So I was wondering, do you offer or sell your rigged characters?
THX ;D
i LOVE this. toon boom rigging is kinda ridiculous but this makes it look SO easy! beautiful work! :D
Do we need to pay
PS 95 no
Totally free and awesome!
@@howto4100 well... for a trial.
Subbed! You’re really good dude!
I'm only animating about 8months. I use Animate CC but the bone tool is just terrible on it. I use the free transform tool. All my movements are pretty much FK and not IK. It's tedious. After watching what you did here, is really making me question whether or not I should move to Toon Boom. I love your style of drawings. They're fantastic to look at
Amazing works, hope to have your tutorial to share.
Awesome work, dude! What tier of Harmony is this one? Pricing is a bit salty but it seems like a great tool to own.
Daaang those look fun to use!
Dam this riigin makes me want to go from Advanced to Pro! so many more benefits! more detailed but more smooth.
i give it a month u will get 5k sub.......man u r talented!!!!! i need to learn a lot with this software........ keep it up!!!!
Q&A: i is possible u can trace a pic inside toon boom?
Wow, I'm kinda new (about 3 years, but in and mostly out) to the program. I mostly worked in frame by frame animation, but your workflow is sooo good, I've learned a lot; my rigging would be improved. Thanks!!!
Me too just like you I also working on frame by frame animations I like frame by frame
Me either I like keyframe animations
They look wonderful! :D is there any way I could download these rigs for some practice animtion? :)
WOw I love your stuff! :)
I'm your subscriber... 😊
@@ckchozhan Then we are mutuals!
Thanks for posting love your design would I be able to get the same quality of animation and smoothness & rigging through Adobe Animate like this ?
Same question
I like it , Hope to have your tutorial to share
wow :) ... Do you animate by adding key frames (drawing) between the sample animations in the video that you made with rigging? (I mean; do you use both rig and keyframe animation mixed?) if you don't use; how to use such a way, I could not see sample video or guide? Thank you
Wow looks great, what does this run each month for a subscription 😳
Really impressive stuff. At 1:05 I'm trying to get my head around how you did that? Each frame of the "3D" rotation seems so smooth. Can you give any insight - is it just being a great graphic artist, or are there any tools in Harmony to help calculate all those changes in such an organic way? Thanks!
Thank you! I think the trick to getting a smooth rotation in a build is to have a design based on simple shapes. Harmony might have a hard time calculating how a complex shape would transition from point A to point B, but when the pieces are mostly squished circles and wedges it becomes much easier for the software to handle!
That looks exhausting
Amazing!
hey bro. how do you move the arms without breaking the drawing ? I cant do it :(
EDIT: I just looked at your Hierarchy Tree Node. I just gotta say BRUHHH.
I'm surprised, you dont use glue in your joints, and it's still perfect
Upvoted for the song
wow nice rig! hope to see tutorials
I don’t find toon boom Harmony easy in anyway
Thanks for likes guys
NEZ ANIMATION same and I’m usually quick at learning but to start i suck at drawing so
Trey Hall y I am literally the same
Wait, am I missing something? You're not using bones?
When i animate i just import images of each body part i drawn, using the envolope to help me out even rigging as well. However, they're mostly facing the 3/4 view position alot XD
I love your charadesign
Great characters!
Have you tried adding Master Controllers?
Nice version of “Big Sciota” :)
I am also an animator and old time musician 🙂
Thank you 🙏
Great! Is it possible to create such rigs in Advance version of TB, or I need Premium?
How much time it took you to do that, how many years experience?
Please tell me, what the music in the background?
really good ^^
I adore your rigs! What tool do you use to get the textured lines in the first rig shown here?
I think he used bitmap
looove it...where can i learn this?
music?
I have two questions: Wich edition you're using (Essentials, Advanced or Premium)? Will you do a tutorial?
Can you pleasee show a tutorial of how to actually move your character
Did u take classes to setup ur characters in various rotation?
Awesome🙏 🥰😍
Could you tell me? Making an animation like "Rick and morty" in a 30 seconds scene get how much time
You are amazing! Where can I download the toon boom file?
THIS IS AMAZING! ❤️ What's the name of this kind of animation? It's like 2d with 3d? I don't know how to name that!
Do you think maybe do tutorials about this? I really want to learn this kind of animation, bc drawing a lot of times is some hard for me haha I love your work, thanks for shared this
Hello, this is advances cut out, there is not any 3D here. You looking for rigging in ToonBoom.
@Toma Yatsuhiro hybrid animation is 3D made to look 2D
this would be a 2d rig, a very advanced one. Many drawn 2d parts are layered up, and are then moved around and distorted frame by frame to produce the impressive 3d effect.
Was the frame rate just a basic 24? I've tried to achieve this framerate, to little success.
Hello, what is the name of the music?
Woah how did you do the rotate thing?
Would you say Toon Boom would be a hard program to learn for someone who was able to get a hold of Blender pretty easily? 😯
Yes I will choose toon boom harmony one but I want frame by frame animations not rigging because rigging it's very hard and you have to learn it to make it by yourself
WORKING thx bro
meu deus você é insano!!!! AMEI
I wanna learn❤
I watch toon boom stuff, yet I use Animate CC cause Ive already been brainwashed with Adobe ^_^
Hey eddy,can i see your node view ? For references and maybe i can learn something for your node view,im still basic :(( and im wanna grow up my skills
Do you sell these rigs for use in demos by chance? Trying to find a rig to use for learning harmony / creating a demo reel, but cannot find a good resource library for harmony rigs.
stylus rumble has some rigs you can download - check her channel
This must have taken hours
I'm in more traditional animation. Don't you guys think it would be easier to animate by hand than building this complex rig?
💙💙💙
This feels more 3d than 2d
What software is it?
So you mix deformers and bones?
Can anyone tell me how to do the cut-out piece on the hair at 1:52?
this is what is used to animate the owl house right?
The Bear Is my favorite.
Dang, imagine just doing it the good way
Is this still considered 2d animation? Because I only like this form of system, not the flip book or draw hand by hand
Amazing rigging. Where does one go to learn to be a rigger like you?
I'm frame by frame animator and I animated only for drawing and not rigging I don't want to takes a very long time because it's really hard to take a time for animate so I prefer frame by frame animation one
Why do you use Toon Boom over Adobe Animator?
The short answer is that, although Animate and Toon Boom have their merits when it comes to traditional animation, when it comes to rig animation Toon Boom is just a much more focused and powerful tool! It takes a lot of queues from 3D modelling and incorporates them very seamlessly into a 2D medium.
The even shorter answer is that that's what most studios in Canada use nowadays, so I gotta stay sharp in Toon Boom to keep getting work :P
Dude please make tutorials on toonboom Harmony pls..
hot damn
*cries in symbol*
I want tutorials now
Please do a tutorial.
how do you combine the curve with the offset?
FIRA LEIRZA Envelope Deformer as opposed to curve
link for software?
Tu é br?
Tutorial please
This makes me want to quit animate cc, but harmony is too expensive to buy as a permanent license
Oh yeah I don't think I know anyone who owns a permanent license for Toon Boom! Getting a yearly or monthly license works well for me at least. Right now they're offering home licenses for free until June 1st to support animators affected by Covid-19, so that might be a good option if you wanna try it out!
@@EddyPed Thank you I will try it out, also do you have any tricks on how to animate with pen sensitivity, its annoying when I draw one frame and then the lines on the next frame look completely different. It has me contemplating animating without pressure sensitivity
@@giddi3968 Monthly for me would eventually just cost more after using it for a year if you eventually pay for a permanent license. If I were you try and download the trial and just watch as much tutorials you can digest and take lots of notes and questions. The key, is think one tool box at a time. Know each and every functions and you'll get them eventually. The node or network window can be daunting at first, but it really is not once you understand the concept of nesting. Or look at studios who are looking for interns and learn the program there ;')
TEACH ME
Can you share the file of the rigg? I
Its too hard for me and theres no beginner tutorial with node explanation anywhere, im too stupid to comprehend it anyway.
Startin to hate Adobe Animate after this video=)
(Can i get download link with any of this Rigs somehow?)
Make a tutorial pls