Creating a Halloween Scene to Review Past Lessons - Part One

In this lesson (Part One), I thought it would be fun to create a Halloween Scene while reviewing what we have learned in the past few lessons. We will be reviewing how to prepare our vector background in Illustrator. How to inlarge an object on the timeline, how to use the FFD Editor on the timeline and how to add bones to a character and use the Spring Tool on the timeline. In Part Two we will take a vector image, prepare it for Cartoon Animator, add the bones in Illustrator - then save it and import it into Cartoon Animator. We will then animate our character on the timeline.

[@anilbobburi6532]

Eagerly Waiting for your next tutorial.

[@drogersusa]

Should have it completed today - thank you for your kind statement.

[@anilbobburi6532]

Thank you very much for making this tutorial, it helped me a lot.

[@drogersusa]

I am so happy the tutorial was a help! Thank you for sharing!

[@nannypaulinescfairytales]

Did the background come as layered?

[@drogersusa]

starting at 48 seconds I show how to put all the parts together to create the scene. No, they were not together, I pulled them off a website called Freepik and just put them together. Couldn't figure out how to provide them - still new to RUclips. Any halloween scene will do

[@nannypaulinescfairytales]

@@drogersusa When you download them what format are they in so you can separate each image, I just looked on Freepik and their images havee 100s of layers to a image. Yours looked like 10 or so.

[@drogersusa]

@@nannypaulinescfairytales I download the image as an AI (Illustrator) file, then only ungroup a couple of times so you have larger layered areas - the ocean and halloween scenes did not have too many layers. I think SVG will open up in Illustrator with the layers intact as well. Did you try downloading one of the free ones?