if anyone else is watching in 2022 - you need to turn on auto keying for grease pencil to blank the previous keyframe. it's the little circle next to the playback buttons on the timeline. i walked away out of frustration a couple times before i figured this out
Yeh. I’ve made this response on some of the other videos. I need to find out how to do this little pop up notification on uploaded videos to flag this change
Thanks so much!!!!!! I am just wondering why my drawing is not keyframed.also does not show the onion skin,i have tried the 2 places Paul mentioned in the video but still not showing.(·•᷄ࡇ•᷅ ）
Thats a super awesome work flow, im learning Grease pencil , and im loving It , now i im abit more confortable on blender i can try this kind of 3d storyboards, First time i saw your work was on ethan beckers Channel , today i was looking for Grease pencil storyboards tutorial , them i got here , happy to find It , thats revolutionare to 2d animations
Hey Spitfire, your tutorials are amazing and are probably basically saving my life lol. Can I ask a question? I've drawn a person in profile sitting in a 3d model of a car. The grease pencil person is literally in the front seat inside the 3d model car with the front car door shut so that in the viewport, you can only see him in there as much as a view through the car windows allows. But when I test render a frame of it, it almost looks as if the grease pencil person is in front of the car door, outside of the car. The person's position in the rendered frame would look right if it weren't for the fact that for some reason, parts of the grease pencil are visible - from a little below his chest and down from there - that shouldn't be because those parts of him would be obscured by the car door. It's almost like seeing Wonder Woman in her invisible jet I guess hahaha. Just if you find a chance, can you tell me what I'm doing wrong (if you know off the top of your head)? EDIT: Found it! I had to click on the View Layer Properties (above Materials, Texture, Modifiers etc., and just below Render and Output) - and then, check the "Z" box found under Passes > Data
@@SpitfireStoryboards Hey I just wanted to show you, thanks to your tutorials this is what I've made so far - it's my own concept of how a scene from the graphic novel Batman: Year One might play onscreen, if conceptualized differently from how it was handled in the official animated adaptation ruclips.net/video/XQUkQZte3uY/видео.html Thank you again so much for your incredibly instructive videos!
Didn’t realise I didn’t cover that there. 2 ways : 1-go to your layers and look underneath you’ll see opacity for each layer. 2- in the drop down menu of the overlays settings (the double circle up top right, the one u use to have object highlights etc on) down the bottom on there u can choose to fade 2d layers and also 3D objects. The 2d layers means that all the other layers aside from the one u are on will be lighter. I believe I cover this in my sci-fi tutorial series part 2 also in the bit where I show my current viewport settings that I find work best. Cheers
@@convolution223 what version are u using? In 2.93 they completely changed how keys work. Before, u didn’t have to do anything to make a new key, now you have to have the auto keying button pushed on. I really dont like the change
Oh, I think I see. You mean you can drag the cursor around by holding it. What would be the advantage of that over just clicking it to where you want it to be? Genuinely asking. How do you use it to effect?
@@SpitfireStoryboards Not sure myself, but you can parent your grease pencil object to another empty (maybe a box) that has the origin at ground level so it doesn't go into the floor when you move it with shift+s and you dont have the origin point of your grease pencil object at ground lavel anymore because you moved it up/down (as you'd be moving the other empty object and the grease pencil object just follows along with an offset). Not the biggest time saver, you could also then drag that empty object around with snapping to surface enabled and also automatic keying enabled. Which would be really fast making an object moving around the scene and setting keyframes at key positions where you want to draw later. Nice tutorials by the way, looking forward to seeing more from you!
@@monkmichel9477 Hi Honk. Thanks for the tips. With regards to the empty - I'm not sure if that helps us(as it just another object to have to switch back and forth on), but we could instead change the origin of the GP object so it is always at floor level, then use your suggestion of setting GP object to snapping to surface and autokeying. That's well worth a shot! I'll try it.(Btw, one of my later vids is to do with parenting to 3d objects which has it's pros and cons)
if anyone else is watching in 2022 - you need to turn on auto keying for grease pencil to blank the previous keyframe. it's the little circle next to the playback buttons on the timeline. i walked away out of frustration a couple times before i figured this out
Yeh. I’ve made this response on some of the other videos. I need to find out how to do this little pop up notification on uploaded videos to flag this change
Thanks so much!!!!!! I am just wondering why my drawing is not keyframed.also does not show the onion skin,i have tried the 2 places Paul mentioned in the video but still not showing.(·•᷄ࡇ•᷅ ）
Thanks，your tutorial is awesome!@@SpitfireStoryboards
Man I should’ve checked the comments I was getting frustrated aswell 😂😂🙏🏽
many thanks for the comment, you've saved me spending a frustrated hour trying to figure it out
i am at 3/6, and frankly your formation is very nice and efficient and totally actual even after 3 years! THANK YOU!
THIS TUTORIAL IS AMAZING I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A TUTORIAL LIKE THIS FOR A FEW YEARS NOW AWESOME WORK!
Thanks alot Donte. Have fun with it
You explain things very clearly
Thank you for watching
Thats a super awesome work flow, im learning Grease pencil , and im loving It , now i im abit more confortable on blender i can try this kind of 3d storyboards, First time i saw your work was on ethan beckers Channel , today i was looking for Grease pencil storyboards tutorial , them i got here , happy to find It , thats revolutionare to 2d animations
I'm glad I found your channel
Me too!
amazing content man
thank you. More coming soon.
@@SpitfireStoryboards can't wait !
Another great upload bro
Cheers mate. Just a chopped up playlist version for digestibility. Working on a new scene currently for new vid.
thank you so much
Hey Spitfire, your tutorials are amazing and are probably basically saving my life lol. Can I ask a question? I've drawn a person in profile sitting in a 3d model of a car. The grease pencil person is literally in the front seat inside the 3d model car with the front car door shut so that in the viewport, you can only see him in there as much as a view through the car windows allows. But when I test render a frame of it, it almost looks as if the grease pencil person is in front of the car door, outside of the car. The person's position in the rendered frame would look right if it weren't for the fact that for some reason, parts of the grease pencil are visible - from a little below his chest and down from there - that shouldn't be because those parts of him would be obscured by the car door. It's almost like seeing Wonder Woman in her invisible jet I guess hahaha. Just if you find a chance, can you tell me what I'm doing wrong (if you know off the top of your head)?
EDIT: Found it! I had to click on the View Layer Properties (above Materials, Texture, Modifiers etc., and just below Render and Output) - and then, check the "Z" box found under Passes > Data
Thanks for the comment. Looks like u beat me to it. Yes z pass needs to be enabled
Yes, but I appreciate your having gotten back to me 🙏@@SpitfireStoryboards
@@SpitfireStoryboards Hey I just wanted to show you, thanks to your tutorials this is what I've made so far - it's my own concept of how a scene from the graphic novel Batman: Year One might play onscreen, if conceptualized differently from how it was handled in the official animated adaptation ruclips.net/video/XQUkQZte3uY/видео.html Thank you again so much for your incredibly instructive videos!
if you can set the origin for your object at the feat you wont have to keep pulling it up when you snap it to cursor
Yes, Thanks. I didn't know that then, but had a number of comments telling me this. It's second nature now.
hi, at 9:09, how did you lower the opacity of your grease pencil? love your tutorials btw, u are awesome!
Didn’t realise I didn’t cover that there. 2 ways : 1-go to your layers and look underneath you’ll see opacity for each layer. 2- in the drop down menu of the overlays settings (the double circle up top right, the one u use to have object highlights etc on) down the bottom on there u can choose to fade 2d layers and also 3D objects. The 2d layers means that all the other layers aside from the one u are on will be lighter. I believe I cover this in my sci-fi tutorial series part 2 also in the bit where I show my current viewport settings that I find work best. Cheers
Very nice, what`s possible. Maybe a simple rigging system would save some time.
about halfway through this, are you pressing something to make the next frame blank or does it automatically make itself blank?
mine's not blanking, just letting me keep drawing on it
@@convolution223 what version are u using? In 2.93 they completely changed how keys work. Before, u didn’t have to do anything to make a new key, now you have to have the auto keying button pushed on. I really dont like the change
ya know you can move the camvas with origin with just Shift + right click
Hi. Could you explain what you mean please? Just tried shift and right click and it pans, like normal for me. Would love to understand what you meant.
Oh, I think I see. You mean you can drag the cursor around by holding it. What would be the advantage of that over just clicking it to where you want it to be? Genuinely asking. How do you use it to effect?
@@SpitfireStoryboards Not sure myself, but you can parent your grease pencil object to another empty (maybe a box) that has the origin at ground level so it doesn't go into the floor when you move it with shift+s and you dont have the origin point of your grease pencil object at ground lavel anymore because you moved it up/down (as you'd be moving the other empty object and the grease pencil object just follows along with an offset). Not the biggest time saver, you could also then drag that empty object around with snapping to surface enabled and also automatic keying enabled. Which would be really fast making an object moving around the scene and setting keyframes at key positions where you want to draw later. Nice tutorials by the way, looking forward to seeing more from you!
@@monkmichel9477 Hi Honk. Thanks for the tips. With regards to the empty - I'm not sure if that helps us(as it just another object to have to switch back and forth on), but we could instead change the origin of the GP object so it is always at floor level, then use your suggestion of setting GP object to snapping to surface and autokeying. That's well worth a shot! I'll try it.(Btw, one of my later vids is to do with parenting to 3d objects which has it's pros and cons)
thank you so much