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animation:
All animation is created by rendering a series of pictures in a sequence and displaying those pictures at a sufficient rate of speed so as to generate the phenomena called “persistence of vision”. One of a cartoon animator’s goals is to optically blend sequential images together to create the visual effect of continuous motion.
The images in a sequence are called frames. To create animation successive frames in the sequence must change. The distance in frames and the amount of change between the pictures produces the spacing and timing of the animation.
Readers are encouraged to update this informational content, add keywords to assist other readers in locating this page, or link this page to other pages where appropriate. If this term is not yet defined please feel free to start the definition of this term and other readers will hopefully add to or improve upon that beginning.
All animation is created by rendering a series of pictures in a sequence and displaying those pictures at a sufficient rate of speed so as to generate the phenomena called “persistence of vision”. One of a cartoon animator’s goals is to optically blend sequential images together to create the visual effect of continuous motion.
The images in a sequence are called frames. To create animation successive frames in the sequence must change. The distance in frames and the amount of change between the pictures produces the spacing and timing of the animation.
Readers are encouraged to update this informational content, add keywords to assist other readers in locating this page, or link this page to other pages where appropriate. If this term is not yet defined please feel free to start the definition of this term and other readers will hopefully add to or improve upon that beginning.
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| Cartoelie | Compatible with Photoshop or Flash? | 1 | Jul 4 2011, 7:37 PM EDT by JK-TGRS | ||
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Hi, I find it difficult to draw in TBS, I prefer to draw in Photoshop, Illustrator or Flash. I found out when I export my drawings to photoshop and save it as a photoshop file (psd) that I can open it in TBS and seems to work fine. But when I cutted and named everything and try to order the drawing elements, for example, I dragg the head to the torso, the suddenly the head becomes ten times smaller!! Also when I open it in the drawing mode it shows ten times bigger! I suppose this is not normal. Do I do something wrong or is it just not so simple to import from Photoshop? What what other program could I use for drawing otherwise?
Thank you in advance!
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