That is a very encouraging comment to me. I’ve probably spent 90% of my time with Final Cut Pro and 10% with Fusion in making these tutorials. So much more to learn!
I'm surprised at how simple this was to create. I have a few questions. 1. Can you select multiple items in the storyboard and slide them right or left? Assuming yes. 2. I see you have multiple storyboards, can you move groups of items from one storyboard to another using cut and paste? 3. If you break up a long storyboard into multiple storyboards, can you re-order them for the final render? 4. If you have 2 storyboards, does the second one start at the positional state of the end of the first storyboard? I've used various animation tools since the flash days (actionscript 2.0) and this seems simple enough (as you say, tedious in parts). I'll play around with this over the weekend. Thanks Learn it!
I love your questions! Excellent! Here are some answers: 1) Yes. There are a few examples of this throughout the tutorial, both shifting the lightbulb and individual components. 2) No, you cannot copy and paste. The best thing I can suggest to solve this is to copy your entire storyboard and then delete the items you don’t want from both parent and child storyboards. 3) Yes. This is a great idea and would make the final animation much more professional. There, of course, are challenges along the way with this method, but easy to overcome. 4) No/yes. You can actually select that as an option when creating a new storyboard. Please send me a final animation of your finished projects… would love to see them.
@@learnitalready All my storyboard questions came from wanting to break up a complex animation into parts for manageability, to reduce all this horizontal and vertical scrolling. Thanks for the fast answers.
Cant wait to see the video on the drawings for all the shed parts. I love the way you present the material. Great job!!
Thank you so much! I have a few more to do on the to-do list before continuing on this project, but I’m excited to get it done too! Stay tuned.
Thank you!
You’re most welcome!
That's really amazing, and I really like the way you presenting. What software do you use for video editing?
Thanks! I use Final Cut Pro for my video editing.
@@learnitalready thank you very much.
I think you should make another series of Lean It showing how to master Final Cut Pro 😎
That is a very encouraging comment to me. I’ve probably spent 90% of my time with Final Cut Pro and 10% with Fusion in making these tutorials. So much more to learn!
awesome bro
Thanks!
pleas make a video about making arduino uno case and pleas use dark mode .
Great suggestion! There is no official dark mode yet, but I’ll see what I can do. 😉
@@learnitalready i appreciate you! pleas do the vedio soon.
I'm surprised at how simple this was to create. I have a few questions.
1. Can you select multiple items in the storyboard and slide them right or left? Assuming yes.
2. I see you have multiple storyboards, can you move groups of items from one storyboard to another using cut and paste?
3. If you break up a long storyboard into multiple storyboards, can you re-order them for the final render?
4. If you have 2 storyboards, does the second one start at the positional state of the end of the first storyboard?
I've used various animation tools since the flash days (actionscript 2.0) and this seems simple enough (as you say, tedious in parts). I'll play around with this over the weekend. Thanks Learn it!
I love your questions! Excellent! Here are some answers:
1) Yes. There are a few examples of this throughout the tutorial, both shifting the lightbulb and individual components.
2) No, you cannot copy and paste. The best thing I can suggest to solve this is to copy your entire storyboard and then delete the items you don’t want from both parent and child storyboards.
3) Yes. This is a great idea and would make the final animation much more professional. There, of course, are challenges along the way with this method, but easy to overcome.
4) No/yes. You can actually select that as an option when creating a new storyboard.
Please send me a final animation of your finished projects… would love to see them.
@@learnitalready All my storyboard questions came from wanting to break up a complex animation into parts for manageability, to reduce all this horizontal and vertical scrolling. Thanks for the fast answers.