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TVPaint Animation (also known as TVPaint, TVP, Bauhaus Mirage or NewTek Aura) is a 2D paint and digital animation software package developed by TVPaint Developpement SARL based in Lorraine, France. Originally released for Amiga in 1991,[1] version 3.0 (1994) introduced support for other platforms.[2] In 1999, the last Amiga version 3.59 was released as free download.[3][4] TVPaint Animation currently runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android operating systems.
TVPaint Animation 10 Pro is a very handy raster based animation program which has got some amamzing features which will allow you to create some impressive animations. This application has got some infinite layers and images.
This would be a huge time saver for anyone whose animation workflow resembles mine, enabling adding keyframes then retiming them appropriately and filling inbetweens between the keyframes, or pipelines that use x-sheets to communicate with which timing pieces should move.
This is real quick primer for TVPaint designed to get you animating within the first 30 minutes for picking up the software. --This is a rough draft tutorial. Please let me know if there are more things you would like to see in the final draft.--00:00 Intro and Overview00:42 Drawing and making a simple animation02:31 Onion Skinning/Light Table04:33 Navigating the canvas05:36 Retiming your animation.06:13 Intro to brushes09:25 Saving Brushes and Tools (Custom Panel)11:17 Tranform Tool13:26 Export your animation.16:23 Fill tool and Add Layers20:16 HotkeysI also mention that you can change your project settings to make sure your resolution and frame rates are correct. These options are in Project>Modify Project. Any modifications to your project will cause TVPaint to make a duplicate version of your project with adjustments made to it.I mention that I change hotkeys to suit my workflow better. Here are the ones I update- Z - Layer: Go LeftX - Layer: Go RightY - Layer: Light Table ModeL - Shape: LineShift Z - Layer: Exposure: Go to Previous InstanceShift X - Layer: Exposure: Go to Next InstanceShift F - Image: Flip HorizontallyShift C - Layer: Insert Single Image After Current Image
Now there are a lot of advantages of having new features into the system and this means that with an overall improvement in the features that are introduced into the software. With this feature, the user can animate the shapes that they are including within their projects. The shape animation feature is probably one of the most effective stages of developing projects and this will ensure that the overall performance of the outputs is also entertained.
Pencil2D should be a software that allows you to create an animation the first time you open the software (well, if you have some basis about animation on computer); I think that it was the idea of Pascal (the original developper).
For example Digicel FlipBook is told to be a good animation software but I find its paint and brush features tooooo basic for that kind of called professional software. I believe with a little more improvements inside the colour engine of Pencil, it is going to surpass FlipBook. The intention is not to be a painter soft nor to be better than X or Y but to improve as the 2D animation soft all around the world needs to do it for better consistence and approval amount professionals. My idea of course. Of course Pencil is for animation, so there is no need to have any colour panel after all (?).
my system crashes when rendering my film, it gets stuck at 53% every time even after a re install. how can i split my scnes into seperate files so i can render small amounts and then stitch together in a movie editor.
Create animations and draw images using a set of animation tools: infinite layers and pictures, import of footage, adding of soundtrack in the MP3 or WAV formats, lip-sync creation and export of sequences in AVI, PNG or TGA with alpha channel. Pick brushes and papers, read guidelines and use a rotating workspace.
The TVPaint Animation installer is commonly called mspaint.exe, TVPAINT.EXE, TVPaint4.exe, tvpaintanimation.exe or tvpaintanimationdemo.exe etc. The most popular versions among the program users are 11.0, 10.0 and 9.0. The program belongs to Multimedia Tools. We recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus. You can run TVPaint Animation on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 32-bit. Also the software is known as "TVPaint", "TVP Animation Edition Standard".
TVPaint Animation is a raster-based software made for animation and drawing. The program allows you to import footage, import soundtrack, export sequences in AVI, PNG or TGA with alpha channel, create your own brushes, make your own action buttons and use our script language, and more.
Jose] Let's begin So welcome. Thank you everyone for coming. I know it's early for some, late for some, and just right for others. So I see everyone is on the outline meeting but if you I'll post the direct link on the chat right now. This would be our first actual meeting for the past 6 years or so that we've had, so it's quite an honor, to me at least, to have you here. Thank you, thank you for being here. First of all this will be a little introduction. I would kindly ask all of you to introduce yourselves. You can talk, you can write. Particularly I would like to know who are you, what do you do or what is your expertise, and how have you been involved with Pencil2D so far so the other members can learn what you've done until now. I'll start myself, My name is Jose Moreno. I've been involved with Pencil2D for about 5 to 6 years now I think. As many of you know, I was first a user just like yourselves, and then I quickly begun to get interested in the software as a tool for my own projects. I'm a digital animator. I mostly work with digital tools, but I've learned traditional animation many years ago. And my interest in Pencil2D is to make it a software that everyone can access and that most artists, like myself, can see as a viable tool for producing animation, for creating animation. Okay I don't know if anyone else wants to continue with the introduction? Anyone raising hands?
David] My name is David Lamhague. I live in Demark, in the western part of Denmark. I'm a schoolteacher, 60 years old. I've done animation in a lot of my time. When I was 14 I got [?] I wanted to live working on animation and from 1981, when I was 23 and 20 years on I made animation for a living. We worked on commercials, features, informational films and so on. And I made 13 episodes, 5 minutes cut animation for kids for Danish television and it was sold to [?] in 7 countries. I worked in Greenland as well as a teacher. I was on holiday there last year and I got my old principal to make a series about Greenland. And then I started to find out what to use. I had experimented with Synfig and Krita, and they were the ones I wanted to use. But then still when I took it up after the summer holidays, somehow I stumbled on the Pencil homepage to see if it was till O-4-Ob or whatever old version. But I could see that a lot of things had happened since last time I was in. That must have been 5-6 years that I've been away from that page. So I started looking at it and I came with some suggestions and before I knew it I had made some pull requests and that's...I don't know how many I've done but I've been working on it four or five months coding while I've been writing storyboards and so on. And like Jose I just want to make it a easy to use animation, 2d animation app or program. I like the simplicity of it and I have an education in programming but it's 20 years ago and all C++ programming I know is self-taught so I have dark holes, I have shortcomings. But I think it's a good code base and it gives me the possibility to do something. That's about it.
Oliver] I can go. Okay, so I'm Oliver. I'm also from Denmark. I've been interested in Pencil for pretty much since Matt took over but I also knew it before that. I'm a graduated computer science student, now working full time software development for iOS and Android. I have a lot of interest in animation, 2d animation especially, but I don't have any education in it. I just done a lot of research and have several books of animation stuff and have done a bunch of old cartoons and stuff, but nothing [?], nothing serious. Just a couple of seconds and anything like that. Yeah. I'm also self-taught coding C++ and most other programming languages before I went to university. So I also have holes here and there, but I again read all the time on programming pretty much. It's kind of my hobby, as well as you know [?] in Pencil2D software and hopefully improving it sometimes. Yeah, that's me.
Jakob] My name is Jakob. I'm also known as J5lx and I got involved with Pencil2D I think 2 years ago. I'm also kind of interested in 2d animation, but I'm not really an animator myself. I would like to be one but it's a little off still. I like to work on various things, not just something in particular. I think do work a lot on infrastructure, like continuous integration and Linux packaging. I also host the forum since just short of a year or something. Stuff like that. And recently I haven't been very active since I got caught up in things.
Matt] Okay. Cool okay. I'm Matt, again. I'm from Taiwan and currently I'm working in [Melbourne?]. I was working on Pencil2D since 2013 or 2012, I can't remember. Since the previous Pencil animation project is literally dead. So I pick it up and try to maintain it. So currently I'm really happy, so all of you, so we can all contribute to this project. It is really a lovely animation project. So I was working in the 3d animation industry, not 2d. I'm a 3d graphics engineer, writing some GPU shading code. And now I'm doing real estate area and doing doing the 3d apartment visualization kind of work. I'm happy to see you all.
Jose] Alright, thank you really for each and every one of you to introduce yourself. Now moving on. Well I kind of flipped the order, so in order to kind of tend the knitting, next is a brief discussion on the vision for the Pencil2D project. As Connor mentioned, he was heavily involved with the Google Summer of Code application. I kind of assisted him last year. Unfortunately we couldn't make it because we were competing with bigger corporations and companies and stuff like that. But the main or key feature that we've got from there was an actual vision or mission for the project. Like before we were just working towards just making a good animation program. And while that was fine, as time and resources were continued to be invested into this project, it seems like a logical next step to think aside from our hobbies, what do we want to do next with this? So ideally this is just a brief discussion of what your intent with Pencil2D as contributors, developers, and maintainers, what are your goals for this project? How do you see yourselves in this project in the upcoming years. I mean I know this is maybe a little bit of a personal thing but it is important for us to know if we are going to be seeing you in the next 2-5 years for example. I mean notwithstanding any personal issue that you have or an accident, God forbid's it. But it's important for us now that we're involved with the project so much, to know if you would be willing to continue supporting the project as you have. Aside from that discussion, I would like us to define an actual main goal for this project as a whole. That indeed started with the Google Summer of Code 2018 realization. Well I'll begin, please let's keep it short, again maximum two minutes per member or assistant. My goal for this project is not only to make an easy to use, accessible software for everyone that wants to use it, but also to make it a transitional software so people from any kind of background, like in our case, can learn animation using it. But also so professional animators can use the software just as they would use Toonboom Harmony, which is one of the [respectable?] software projects in the market, or TVPaint or Flash, the dead Flash that noone want's to [look?] now, but it's called Animate CC now, and many other software projects. In fact I just shared recently a very unknown that is rapidly gaining speed in the mobile market; it's called Rough Animator and it's pretty good I'd say. It's for PC, Mac and mobile devices and it kind of reminds me of Pencil2D because it's very easy to use. So ideally I want everyone to be able to access it, to use it, to contribute to it, and I want my colleagues and peers to be using it as well. Just as you would use pencil and paper, I want everyone to be using Pencil2D...If anyone wants to take the lead please do so.
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