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Unfortunately, no. I would be surprised if they ever offered that functionality, especially at the current pace of development. But, you never know. :) Thanks for watching!

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I'll have to look into it. I checked the node options, but I don't think a color management node was available. Thanks for watching!

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Mine is published by Simon & Schuster; however, based on a quick review, I think they are the same. Hope that helps!

I wish I could say yes or no, but I've never tried it. I think the particle system in Blender is extremely flexible, but I would have to look into it. There are lots of tutorials online, such as this one (ruclips.net/video/0y74QdzlQQM/видео.html), but it might be a challenge to match the smoke style with the fire style.

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Unfortunately, not at the moment. I don't know about iPad options for bones, but for animation in general, you can use Moho, Toon Boom Harmony, or Blender Grease Pencil. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!

Yes, I think it is fun to work in!

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Happy to take a look at it. Do you mean the outline around the arm?

@@davidpikedesigns the line that divided them. Exactly, in one video I saw how the division lines of the joints looked and in another video I saw that the arm looked smooth, without lines that cut it.

Now, I just found how the emissive works unbelievable. I always thought it be after the first slot/ and thought it had to be set on Diffuse. It's First slot, set on background or emissive, I guess. Thx,.... Well like to learn something new here and there. Some settings can be confusing.

I'll be the first to admit that some settings in Blender are hard to use and can be confusing. Sometimes, Blender is simple and easy to use, and then sometimes it isn't. :)

I've rigged in Toon Boom. Procreate Dreams isn't much of a competitor for Toon Boom at the moment. :) Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful! I'll be creating more tutorials using this character. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching!

Unfortunately, if you are drawing frame by frame like I did in this one, I don't think you can apply color to all of the frames at once. If you are using a rigged or cutout method, you can by adding a fill to your materials, but you would need to use that same object/drawing across all of your keyframes. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

Disappointed Sorry What if the studio has a coloring department then greasepencil is not the right tool because multicoloring apply to all frames is not possible so toonboom is the only option.?!

I think with some planning, the color options in Grease Pencil are similar to Toon Boom. Once you establish your color palette and use those materials, you can update the colors and it will update across all frames similar to how Toon Boom's color palette works. Maybe I misunderstood the first question.

@@davidpikedesigns then you have to start coloring your drawing. But when drawing an animation you normally color it afterwards. Greasepencil can do mult coor but its fot one color only. You canot do the leg and arm color and then apply to all frames like toonboom can.

I originally thought you can't do that in Grease Pencil, but I found a source that talks about that process. I'll look into it. If it works, I'll create a video about it. Thanks!

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@@davidpikedesigns And we need to change the color space of the background image node to "Filmic sRGB".😂

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! Yes, you can use text in Blender, including animating it. To add text, ensure you are in Object mode at the top left. Click SHIFT + A on your keyboard to bring up the Add menu. Select the Text option. You won't be able to see the text at first because of how it is rotated in the viewport. Click N on your keyboard to open the Transform menu at the top right of the viewport. Change the X rotation to 90. You should now see the text. On the right in the Properties menu, click the "a" icon, which is the text properties. From here you can adjust the text information, such as font, size, etc. The Text object should currently say Text in the viewport. To change the words, select the Text object at the top right in the Outliner section. Enter Edit mode at the top left. You can select the word "Text" and type whatever you want. To change the color, add a new material in the Materials tab in the Properties menu on the right. Hope that is helpful!

That is incredibly helpful, thanks for taking the time. Your understanding of blender is on an entirely different level to myself so I really do value your help. Thanks again

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Thanks for watching! Yes, you can create cell shading and affect it with the lighting. Here is a video covering line art, and it provides some information on how light affects the lines: ruclips.net/video/vzEnIlNlTyc/видео.html Here is a video that covers cell shading: ruclips.net/video/Tzvm8ALOK68/видео.htmlsi=ZNbdyPH2cxIO6rFE&t=614 Hope that helps!

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Thank you so much for the great compliment and the donation! I really appreciate it! I'm always excited to hear when people benefit from my videos. Thanks again! It means a lot!

It is missing a lot of features at the moment. I thought updates would be coming more frequently, but they have been stalled for a while now. If I was working on something complex and didn't want to wait for future updates, I would probably look elsewhere.

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@@davidpikedesigns your welcome. I still don’t like how the layout is with the timeline but I’m trying my best

I agree. It takes some getting used to.

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Thanks for watching! I'm considering creating a course. I just need to find the time.

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is missing several features. After release, they started providing updates fairly quickly, so I thought many of those tools would be added by now. Unfortunately, a new update hasn't been released in quite a while, so the program has stalled a bit. Hopefully, a new one will be coming soon.

@@davidpikedesigns I have been thinking of possibly using my account as a channel and posting my art on there. I’m not sure about how to make sure it’s not spread as someone else’s work when it’s mine I’m thinking of using my signature (as in my art signature not contract signature), like in the corner maybe. Or next to the main object so it can’t be cropped out.

@@davidpikedesigns all of my work is on my instagram account, but it’s all private to only followers (who have to request and I have to accept). I’m not sure if RUclips or instagram is a better place for art, but I feel like instagram is.

I'm certainly no expert, but if I were posting just images, I would probably use Instagram. As far as protecting artwork, I don't think there is a 100% way to achieve that. If people want to find a way around something, they typically do. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!