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You're most welcome^^. 2 years on and there are many more options.. metahuman and unreal offer plenty of 3d fun with facial expressions. Translating this nicely to a 2d model still requires some work and good rigging in Blender. Paid software will do if for you though (eg. Motion live 2d or Adobe's character anim)

You are most welcome!!!

Thanks mate!

Could have been but no, I made this in Flash

very few actually... :)

Indeed.. Good to see y'all again :)

Thanks BunnyToonz!

and more shall come.. part 2 in a bit :)

​@@Barricados many thanks to you. For your videos and for your tutorials!

It is true that in trying to observe quantum behaviour we are likely to change the outcome of what we are observing. It's like the collision of 2 separate worlds that are so far apart in terms of size and rules that they don't translate well to our scale of reality.. and thus to our way of thinking. Electromagnetic fields can certainly affect any measurements we try to make, and though thinking about it has never altered any outcomes it remains a good idea always^^.

Thank you Muhammed^^ You are most welcome. Love from Barricados!

You're most welcome^^

Yes there is. Select some columns and via the top menu choose Xsheet > collapse. Your levels should collapse into a single purple column, called a Sub-Xsheet. You can open and close this with Xsheet > open/close Sub-Xsheet.. or use the handy icons just above your columns.

@@Barricados Thanks

Make sure this file has the .dat format, and if you're making it in Papagayo then make sure the MOHO option is selected when you export the voice.

@@Barricados Thank you

On vector levels the selection tool will allow you to select and edit individual shapes and points on a line. In a raster level the selection tool is more limited and will only allow you to select the entire raster graphic.

Thanks, you are most welcome^^

Thanks Amelia PC^^

Thank you for your kind words!

If you want to merge columns, select the columns you want merged and choose Xsheet/Collapse from the main menu, or use the icons at the top of your columns window. This merges your columns into a new (purple) 'Sub-Xsheet' column.. as OpenToonz calls it. You can open and close this via the same menu or using the handy icons. If you just want to transfer an item from one column to another then use copy/paste. If you want to add levels to a column (I use 10 for the mouth shapes), find the level thumbnails and copy/paste as many as you want. (You can copy and paste content between these as well).

@@Barricados the best thanks teacher

The heads (mouth shapes) are made in OpenToonz. Use Papagayo to do your lip sync and make a dat file. Back in the OpenToonz file with your mouth shapes, import that dat file. If your mouth shapes are in the correct order they will line up with this dat file and your head should be talking. Do any final tweaks to your lip sync here.

@@Barricados your the best but i star hating opentoonz ,, I'm about to finish a project of a few seconds and I have the program that saves everything every 2 minutes well everything is fine then I open the project and it comes out that not all the frame layers are in their position and I moved everything which is crazy to go back to work for hours and hours.

@@zenyfilmsrambo When you save your work always choose the 'save all' option - maybe this is the reason..

Thanks Nir David.. you are most welcome!

Yes there is a way to do it in blender. Try this: ruclips.net/video/d0p1XxgEOkY/видео.html

Do you mean in OpenToonz?

Yeah, in opentoonz

@@AnthonyTriton Does this help: ruclips.net/video/NRcNmtb7ijI/видео.html

Your humour is smokin' doc!

Try this: click on the first frame of your mouth level - it should have a red outline with the number 0001 under it - and then use control-C and V to copy and paste it. This should duplicate your first frame, including its contents, and give you a new frame numbered 0002. Do this until you have at least 10 frames. Right-click on these frames and you should see a menu with more options. Use the selection tool to copy your imported mouth shapes and paste them into the correct level of your mouth-shapes column. Good luck and let me know if this helps :)

@@Barricados this method worked thank you sir love you love you

@@katappamama007 You are most welcome^^

@@Barricados I'm having the same problem but instead of saying 0001, it says Single frame. How do I fix this?

Hi Gage! The easiest way to fix this is to make a new regular raster level. Right click on an empty column and choose New Level. In the type options choose Raster Level and hit OK. You now have a new column and in its level frames window you will see the level strip number 0001. Copy and paste this frame in its level window until you have the number you need, in this case probably ten. So you now have a new column with 10 empty level frames. Next, you need to copy and paste your imported graphics into these empty frames. So, navigate to the column containing your first imported graphic. In its level frames window, click on the thumbnail that says Single Frame. You should now see the contents of that frame in your main window. Using the Selection Tool, select the contents of this window and copy with Control C. Now navigate back to the raster column you made, choose the first frame numbered 0001, and paste with Control V. Your imported graphic should now paste into level frame 0001. Repeat this process for each of your imported graphics, copying and pasting them into the frame level numbers in your new column. Hope this helps.. let me know if it works for you^^.

To make mouth shapes in different column levels, check out this previous tutorial: ruclips.net/video/6d5TX0TtUYA/видео.html From 6:54 onwards If you have imported artwork, you can copy and paste this into the levels.

When not talking, fill your frames with the closed mouth shape you have made. In this tutorial that is drawing 10 of the mouth column (0:48).

@@Barricados ok sir. Sir make a video about opentoonz 1.6 new versions auto iip sync feature.

Thank you so much for your kind words :)

@@Barricados no, I'm sorry if you take it in a bad way (coz it feels like yur being sarcastic....) But, I really think that RUclips should promote yur videos.

@@Barricados can you tell any other way to contact yu

Hi Vishu, I assure you that no sarcasm was intended - not even a tiny quantum-sized bit - that was a genuine honest thank you! While I have never felt appreciated by RUclips, receiving the occasional compliment from people like yourself makes my day.

Thank you Pavel!

Thanks MoosburgerKinder! Glad to have helped in your understanding of the miniscule and always happy to receive compliments no matter what the size^^.

You are most welcome!!

You are most welcome^^. Happy animating!!

Thanks Thanos!!

You are welcome!

Hi Jeff! Yep it does that.. every new column creates its own colour palette, which by default contains 2 colours: transparent and black. And so you can start drawing right away, it sets the default fill to black. This can be tiresome if you have a custom palette of colours in one level and want to use those same colours in another one. A handy tip is to find the icon on the bottom left of your level palette - the one that looks like a grid of squares with a mini arrow (and on hover says: Click and drag into Studio Palette). So, on the level with your chosen colours, drag this icon to the Global Palettes map in the Studio Palette window on the left. It will add them to the small default list that is already there. Double-click to give it a nice name. Now you can drag the green icon which you just named from your studio palette into the level palette window for each new level/column. OT will add your palette colours to a new tab in this window. Hope that helps!

Hi Jeff! The Almost Dead was programmed in Java.. so just a text editor in this case. If you are looking to find a handy software to make games then I would recommend Construct. It's intuitive, powerful, and requires no programming knowledge. The free version is very good but limited, and the full version is 99 bucks per year if you're getting serious. It's definitely worth playing around with the free version though if you're looking to check out game making :)

Thanks Syed! Just drag and drop your image into Opentoonz^^. You can also import through the file or right-click menu.

So if we want to place a picture as background or we want to use the picture as reference. We will use the same method and delete the reference picture after drawing the required part of picture

@@syedrizvi6408 Yes that would work fine! You may want to place reference images in their own layer/column.

That's great to hear! Good luck and I'd love to watch it^^