I was waiting at the shop for my car and I created this 30 second video after watching your tutorial. Thanks again!!! ruclips.net/video/R3uIIZKg9n8/видео.html
Doodly uses svg vector paths, which means if you use Inkscape you can literally draw the lines in a program built to use vectors. No more endless clicking. Each vector line you draw in Inkscape is a line doodly will trace. If you color over you png image in inkscape with vector strokes, then before exporting to svg set those strokes to transparent. Doodly will upload the png with the strokes already set up. It’s just better because they are so much easier to draw in inkscape. Also you can trace line images using centerline trace which will save you a ton of time. Realize also that the line width control in doodly is actually a function of the svg vector image not soemthing unique to their platform a thicker stroke in Inkscape is a thicker stroke in doodly. It’s a clever program but they didn’t reinvent the wheel.
John, This is what I've been looking for, for quite a while. Thank you so much for sharing this. I know this took a long time. I hope you got a good sleep after this. I can't wait to get started.
Thank you John. So, easy to follow. With the little I know about this stuff and the time I've put into a simple Doodly, man, I know how much time it took you to put this together. Great Job mate!
Krita for the mac is probably the closest you'll get to Paint.net. It is excellent for cartooning, and ideal for Doodly creations. It is made by artists who wanted an affordable application with concept art, texture and matte painters, illustrations and comics. Easy to pick up and use. I would say more powerful than Paint.net. Link: krita.org
This was very helpful!!! Took a while to find your tutorial on how to get this effect as I couldn’t find anything else close to as good as this one. Also, great job simplifying all the details so a novice like me can better understand how to achieve this. Thank You!
Thanx a million mate. You've just taught me how I'm gona amimate in Doodley in one Vid..... Basicly, saving me a lot of Searching an planning that wouldn't of worked as to how will be best for me to use to program ❤😁
Excellent job….with the patience of Job! Lol!! I’m just starting starting to learn Doodly. I got the program just a few days ago. You have given me a great technique I can use in my future projects. Thanks!
yEAH, i HAVE WATCHED YOUR VIDEO A FEW TIMES. LEARNED A LOT!!!! THANKS! LOVE THE SMALL BUT IMPORTANT ADVICE ~ REALLY HAVE MADE MY WORK EASIER, PLUS, I AM GETTING THERE FASTER WITH YOUR TEACHING! THANKS AGAIN! sTAY sAFE!
John I'm still trying to sort all these new programs out. Your video is amazing as an instructional tool. Thank you so much. I am not an artist but this helps me conceptualize the steps required to produce a Doodly or other animation. This is much appreciated.
Hello, thank you for your great content. I wanted to know if it’s possible to add an animated drawing to a picture ? For example a picture of a vase without flowers. I’d like to add flowers in it and animate the flowers. Is that possible ? How do you call this technique please ? Thank you !
Most certainly. You will need at least three images for a better effect, and arranged on the canvas in the following order 1: Picture of the vase and the background scenery (this will be at the bottom of the image stack). 2: The flowers, which you will animate in Doodly with paths 3: a Copy of the front rim of the vase and anything in front of or seeming to be obscuring the flowers. This will give the effect the flowers are actually "inside" the vase. This will be stacked on top of the other images. The first and 3rd image will appear with zero animation so they are onscreen immediately. Image 2 will contain all your animation.
Could I get some advice, please? When transferring your completed Images to Doodley. Doodley mentions that your images are 1920 does this suggest there is to much detail? How do I fix this issue? Could you, Please Help?
So the image is one ratio (1920 x 1080) but your video settings are probably in another ratio. You can either change the video to match the image. Otherwise the image quality will be lowered to that of the video settings.
Yes you can. The enterprise and other additions are mainly about the additional assets (images, media) including color assets. , The Doodly app functionality is no different from one edition to the next.
I followed you step by step on my computer, You imported 2 photos to Doodly, but when you were adding scenes you had three photos in Props that you used. I didn't see the step of the third photo added. Please clarify if you are so inclined. Thanks
The third you spotted was a backup copy of the image which I always tend to do in case the first one causes issues in Doodly. There was a fourth (backup of the other image) but it was way down the list of images offscreen. I never mentioned these backups nor refer to them in my video, therefore you should ignore them. kind of like if I demonstrated how to upload a file in my documents to the cloud, you don't need to worry every other file in my documents, just the ones in demonstration.
I did some research and found Affinity to offer the tools needed to create the PNG files (Sketch and Painting) that are needed for the animation in Doodly that John showed us
I'm not a strong mac user but besides Gimp being available for macOS, mac's own Paintbrush is very effective (www.macupdate.com/app/mac/25050/paintbrush), but when I saw "Seashore" I found it to be an excellent app for free (www.macupdate.com/app/mac/15662/seashore) But get expert advice from a mac person. 😁
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Wow! Awesome video. So many great tricks that I can use.
I was waiting at the shop for my car and I created this 30 second video after watching your tutorial. Thanks again!!! ruclips.net/video/R3uIIZKg9n8/видео.html
Easy to learn and follow. Thanks for sharing.
Doodly uses svg vector paths, which means if you use Inkscape you can literally draw the lines in a program built to use vectors. No more endless clicking. Each vector line you draw in Inkscape is a line doodly will trace. If you color over you png image in inkscape with vector strokes, then before exporting to svg set those strokes to transparent. Doodly will upload the png with the strokes already set up. It’s just better because they are so much easier to draw in inkscape. Also you can trace line images using centerline trace which will save you a ton of time. Realize also that the line width control in doodly is actually a function of the svg vector image not soemthing unique to their platform a thicker stroke in Inkscape is a thicker stroke in doodly. It’s a clever program but they didn’t reinvent the wheel.
Cool, Can you show a video walkthru how this is done?
John, This is what I've been looking for, for quite a while. Thank you so much for sharing this. I know this took a long time. I hope you got a good sleep after this. I can't wait to get started.
THIS IS EXCELLENT!!!! Simply perfect in instruction and tutoring. WOW.
Bless you, thank you !!
Thank you John. So, easy to follow. With the little I know about this stuff and the time I've put into a simple Doodly, man, I know how much time it took you to put this together. Great Job mate!
By the way I have a MacBook Air. is their a software similar to paint.net for me?
You are very welcome !
Krita for the mac is probably the closest you'll get to Paint.net. It is excellent for cartooning, and ideal for Doodly creations. It is made by artists who wanted an affordable application with concept art, texture and matte painters, illustrations and comics. Easy to pick up and use. I would say more powerful than Paint.net.
Link: krita.org
@@JohnDayQA Thanks again John. you brighten up my Day!
This was very helpful!!! Took a while to find your tutorial on how to get this effect as I couldn’t find anything else close to as good as this one. Also, great job simplifying all the details so a novice like me can better understand how to achieve this. Thank You!
Thanx a million mate. You've just taught me how I'm gona amimate in Doodley in one Vid..... Basicly, saving me a lot of Searching an planning that wouldn't of worked as to how will be best for me to use to program ❤😁
Fascinating! This puts a lot into perspective and gives me great insight as to how I will proceed in future. Thank you.💜
Your video is excellent. Great job! Thank you!
Excellent job….with the patience of Job! Lol!! I’m just starting starting to learn Doodly. I got the program just a few days ago. You have given me a great technique I can use in my future projects. Thanks!
yEAH, i HAVE WATCHED YOUR VIDEO A FEW TIMES. LEARNED A LOT!!!! THANKS! LOVE THE SMALL BUT IMPORTANT ADVICE ~ REALLY HAVE MADE MY WORK EASIER, PLUS, I AM GETTING THERE FASTER WITH YOUR TEACHING! THANKS AGAIN! sTAY sAFE!
You are so welcome!
John I'm still trying to sort all these new programs out. Your video is amazing as an instructional tool. Thank you so much. I am not an artist but this helps me conceptualize the steps required to produce a Doodly or other animation. This is much appreciated.
Thanks Ken. I have been asked to do more videos on Doodly. If I get time I will definitely look into this further.
Great video!
wow!
Great 👍
Awesome! I'm off to create one building a home. Separate question, Can we create transparent background so I can use my own video in the background?
John awsome work. Thanks for the video. Alex K from Brazil
Thanks for watching!
Your video is excellent. Amazing!
Thank you very much!
Ouw,,,amazing,,
do you need the rainbow version of doodly to get the colors to show up in doodly?
Just billiant !!!!
Hi John,
Hope you're doing well. Great job!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Octavio. Hope you are well.
Take care..
Hello, thank you for your great content. I wanted to know if it’s possible to add an animated drawing to a picture ? For example a picture of a vase without flowers. I’d like to add flowers in it and animate the flowers. Is that possible ? How do you call this technique please ? Thank you !
Most certainly. You will need at least three images for a better effect, and arranged on the canvas in the following order
1: Picture of the vase and the background scenery (this will be at the bottom of the image stack).
2: The flowers, which you will animate in Doodly with paths
3: a Copy of the front rim of the vase and anything in front of or seeming to be obscuring the flowers. This will give the effect the flowers are actually "inside" the vase. This will be stacked on top of the other images.
The first and 3rd image will appear with zero animation so they are onscreen immediately. Image 2 will contain all your animation.
Could I get some advice, please? When transferring your completed Images to Doodley. Doodley mentions that your images are 1920 does this suggest there is to much detail? How do I fix this issue? Could you, Please Help?
So the image is one ratio (1920 x 1080) but your video settings are probably in another ratio. You can either change the video to match the image. Otherwise the image quality will be lowered to that of the video settings.
Amazing, Thanks a lot
Dear John can we do this by standard plan of doodly ??
Yes you can. The enterprise and other additions are mainly about the additional assets (images, media) including color assets. , The Doodly app functionality is no different from one edition to the next.
@@JohnDayQA ok👍 thanks
Love from India 🇮🇳
do you have a version without the elevator musak?
Great video! Thanks :)
I followed you step by step on my computer, You imported 2 photos to Doodly, but when you were adding scenes you had three photos in Props that you used. I didn't see the step of the third photo added. Please clarify if you are so inclined. Thanks
The third you spotted was a backup copy of the image which I always tend to do in case the first one causes issues in Doodly. There was a fourth (backup of the other image) but it was way down the list of images offscreen. I never mentioned these backups nor refer to them in my video, therefore you should ignore them. kind of like if I demonstrated how to upload a file in my documents to the cloud, you don't need to worry every other file in my documents, just the ones in demonstration.
Thanks for the clarification
any recommendation on a paint app for MAC
I did some research and found Affinity to offer the tools needed to create the PNG files (Sketch and Painting) that are needed for the animation in Doodly that John showed us
Thank you for this video. What other free app will you recommend for Mac as an alternative for Paint?
I'm not a strong mac user but besides Gimp being available for macOS, mac's own Paintbrush is very effective (www.macupdate.com/app/mac/25050/paintbrush), but when I saw "Seashore" I found it to be an excellent app for free (www.macupdate.com/app/mac/15662/seashore)
But get expert advice from a mac person. 😁
Hi Worship from the nations, did you find any good software for this application in mac?
@@JohnDayQA do you have any other software for this application on mac? I already tried to test the seashore, but it does not work for me.
@@1Rashiid This is a sample of how I used it. I only needed the sketch for my story. Check ruclips.net/video/kRmjq7Rp8dk/видео.html
How long did it take to prepare the photo to drawing animation video?
About 3 minutes in Paint.net making a photo look etched in colour, but the custom Doodly animation took 3 hours.
Thanks for sharinh this
Thank you. 👍
interesting thanks ^^
Good work. Very helpfull.
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