Thank you! This is a really useful tutorial. I've wanted to combine 2D art styles with 3D animation and this is literally one of the 2D styles I've been wanting to incorporate into my works. I'm curious if there's simple way of changing the center point and the perspective of the lines. so that if, for example, the center was set to the left that the lines would also be thicker on the the left as if they were closer to the camera and vice versa. I've made a document x2 the size it needs to be to allow for shifting the center around without losing the edges, but this would result in thicker lines at the opposite side of the frame, so wondered if you knew a trick to change the perspective also?
thank you!
Thank you! This is a really useful tutorial. I've wanted to combine 2D art styles with 3D animation and this is literally one of the 2D styles I've been wanting to incorporate into my works. I'm curious if there's simple way of changing the center point and the perspective of the lines. so that if, for example, the center was set to the left that the lines would also be thicker on the the left as if they were closer to the camera and vice versa. I've made a document x2 the size it needs to be to allow for shifting the center around without losing the edges, but this would result in thicker lines at the opposite side of the frame, so wondered if you knew a trick to change the perspective also?
Add %32768 to the end of the time equation for the animation to last forever