'tweening with OpenToonz - How to use the vector inbetween feature in OpenToonz
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- #1 rule: You can only 'tween with a vector level
This video shows how you can use the inbetween function in OpenToonz. This takes 2 vector drawings and adds a number of drawings in between, transforming the lines/shapes from the 1st to the 2nd (transforming lines in the order they're drawn).
First I run through the basics of inbetweening, then I explain how you can use the built-in 'Guided Drawing' feature to ensure that the correct lines correlate to each other and also how you can use copy/paste/edit to manipulate your lines/shapes.
#1 rule: You can only 'tween with a vector level
I try to speed through my explanations as quickly as I can, speeding up the drawing where necessary, so you're not just watching me draw, but there's a lot to get through and I try to give out as many tips as possible along the way, but if you want to skip through the video, here's the list of topics I cover.
Contents:
00:00 'tweening intro
00:23 Comparing hand drawn vs animation tool's mechanical look
01:16 Getting the UI ready for inbetweening
(Showing/docking the Level Strip & Changing thumbnail size)
02:39 Quick run through of the inbetween method
(inc. Exposing level strip frames in the timeline & using swing for ping/pong play)
06:17 Looking at the 4 interpolation options
07:57 Example showing that lines must be drawn in same order
09:31 Technique1: Using guided drawing to draw the lines in order
12:54 Technique2: Using copy/paste/edit to keep the lines in order
14:19 Example: Animate an opening door (from 2 simple drawings)
15:56 Final example showing light rays coming through a forest
Shift and Trace in the OpenToonz help document:
opentoonz.readthedocs.io/en/la...
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A lot of this stuff would have taken me a very long time to figure out on my own; so thank you for an incredibly helpful tutorial!
I'm pleased it helped. Enjoy tweening!
The tutorial is old but gold. I was familiar with the mechanics of vector drawing and in-betweening from A to B. However, learning that I can incorporate in-betweens as functional variables has changed my perspective for the better. :) Thank you, this makes many things so much easier, especially when working with complex animations. I am always looking to simplify things; often, we make things more complicated than they need to be. Great tutorial! 👍
That's fantastic to hear that you found this useful. I'm glad you enjoyed it 😀
Thanks so much Darren! I just finished your 11 hour course on Udemy. It is awesome! There is no way I could have done it myself, and it was only $12 at the time. Best $12 dollars I ever spent(so cheap). Just saw your donate button. I will have to use that to make up getting such a good deal, almost like robbery, getting such a good deal. The tweening part is so cool! Seems like I could use tweening along with other techniques so I don't have to animate every single frame. Kinda fluff it up and do the hand animation in just parts of it. With the OT program being so extensive it makes the possibilities of creativity so much richer.
Aww, thanks buddy. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the course and found it useful. I spent a long time putting it together and trying to make sure it was just solid information and no fluff.
You're right. The price is super cheap. I don't get a lot of say in that, unfortunately, but it's not really about the money. I'm always excited to hear when students found the course useful, so thank you for letting me know.
Yes, the auto-inbetween tool is really useful. You'd need to break down your animation into several columns to build up a combined movement, but it's easily possible. I've had an idea for a simple animation that would make use of this and I hope to try it out some time.
I also took the course and found it awesome. I need to review parts of it, but that's no problem because it is so well-structured. There's no question - Darren T is Mr. Opentoonz.
You are doing the best OT tutes on RUclips - Best thing I've done for myself recently is subscribing to your channel. Thank you!
Thanks Randy Bowser. That's really good of you to say. Do let me know if you have any questions
I've had OT for only 2 weeks now, was able to produce the kind of wobbly, sketchy animation I had in mind. Much to learn, having a great time so far. I'll take you up on the offer of answering questions if I really get stuck. -- My first toon is political satire, with the F-bomb sprinkled throughout, and definitely something a lot of people wouldn't care for. With that caveat - if you care to see what I've done - the spoiler is that its liberal point of view will be clear from the get-go. - Links can't be posted in RUclips replies, but it's the most recent video on my page, so you can click my avatar to get there. Thanks again, Darren!
I've just watched it. That's a really interesting style you've put together; different. I like it. I've subbed, ready to see your next vids
Great! Thanks for taking a look, Darren. Notice the studio logo at the end? "Impatient Animatient," to suggest a toon that's been hurriedly thrown together by someone in a great rush to get his message out. hehe. See you in Toonville! 8-)
This is really nice! Clear, concise, and no real pointless filler wasting our time. Thanks!
Thanks for your comments. That is exactly my aim. It's easy to waffle on, but I try not to, too much. Hope it helps ya
This was FANTASTIC! Thank you!
Thanks buddy. Glad you enjoyed it
I like the way you've set up the x-sheet to resemble a timeline, much more intuitive. I'm an Opentoonz noob so grabbing every tutorial and tip I can right now.
OpenToonz is very flexible. And I encourage everyone to try to get to grips with changing the rooms, to match your workflow. You'll work quicker and feel more comfortable in the software sooner that way.
If you have any questions about OpenToonz, just drop me a message, or just the discord to chat with other OpenToonzers. Good luck buddy
@@DarrenTAnims Just discovered your tutorial playlist! That's my Sunday afternoon sorted. Thanks again.
Another great tutorial! Thank you for making it avaialable.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it 😀
Nicely done! A lot of useful information for the beginner. I am happy to be a new subscriber.
Thanks for your comments. Welcome to the channel, Robert. Feel free to comment or ask questions on any vid :-)
this tutorial was AMAZING!!! thankyou :)
You're very welcome.
Thanks for watching! 😀
exactly what i was looking for! thank you very much! this video was surprisingly hard to find.
At least you found it in the end 😀
Glad it helped
I never realized Opentoonz had a Cacani feature for auto tweening. By following the stroke direction, it allows the algorithm to interpolate properly. Shocking it is not a feature in Harmony nor Adobe Flash/Animate. I gotta test the difference now with Cacani and Opentoonz to see if OT can handle complex tweening like Cacani. Thanks so much for this video!
I'm pleased you've found out. It's such a powerful feature, but you do have to work with its limitations. It needs to know which stroke is in which order.
Flash and Animate CC also had a similar feature, but it has its own issues.
Regarding complex tweaning, yes it can. But it's often better to separate your drawings into smaller pieces to get better results. Have a play and see how it works for you.
Good luck 😀
@@DarrenTAnims Yes they do but it doesn't show stroke order and the programs get confused at where certain points of the line are supposed to be. Animate hasn't updated their shape tween function since it was Macromedia owned which is insane, and I love Animate for its easy-to-use tools for fixing sketches etc. Harmony has the same issue essentially too. Both are geared more towards symbol style animation rigs. Seeing Opentoonz have stroke order and such from key to key is stunning honestly. Only Cacani was doing that from what I was aware of.
Being a solo animator, the auto tweening for hand drawn animation comes in handy. Tweening for me takes forever by hand (for me personally). Especially useful this is for subtle movments like slight head turns and the like haha
"It's useful if you're bad at drawing."
This tool will be my best friend.
It's so useful. I use it all the time. Both for the drawings themselves, but also for animated guidelines.
Thanks for the tutorial :D
it was super easy to follow and now i'm feeling at least a *Little* comfortable as a beginner lmao
That's great. Glad you found it helpful :-)
Really good tutorial, thanks!
Thank you buddy
You are an awesome Human Being.. Thank you
Why, thank you my friend. You're pretty great yourself. Have a great day 😊
Amazing video!
Thanks Drac
I am going to try some things using Opentoonz inbetweening and this video is very useful. Thanks for that!
That's great. I hope it helps. Remember, keep it simple, keep it consistent, for best results. FYI, I used the auto-inbeteweener on a small part of my collaboration and it worked great for me.
It is great tool. I tried the door effect as you did and also window same way. Have question. I secretly hoped that the inbetweening will work also for the color change. But is not working. Do you know any other way how to animating color changes automaticaly. Example, when I did the window opening, I started with darker blue and ended with light blue and wanted to do light reflection effect. Thanks.
No, this inbetweening feature only works by drawing the lines, but if you fill in each frame in the same colour, you can then change the colour (as a whole, solid colour) using the colour tween feature (as shown in this week's animating a portal video: ruclips.net/video/Vh-QlctEjrA/видео.html from 08:48). But for a reflection, you might want to just use a separate column with a streak effect and Matte it in over the window to simulate something being reflected.
@@DarrenTAnims Thanks for help. There is obviously still a lot to learn in OpenToonz. I just wish I had more time... :)
Auto-inbetweening ONLY works in vector levels. If you're having a problem, be sure that you're using a vector level.
*Thanks for watching.* Timecodes for skipping the video and links are in the description
Want to learn more about OpenToonz? Check out my Udemy course: A complete guide to OpenToonz for traditional 2D animation: bit.ly/OpenToonzCourse
Thank you friend. Sorry I missed your comment, but no, I don't have a video for that, but I can tell you that you can reduce the number of frames in a few different ways. The easiest way is to select the full range of frames, then right click and inside the "Edit Cell Numbers" flyout, click, "Time Stretch". The name is a bit misleading. This lets you either stretch or shrink the number of frames used. Don't forget that you can try it and if it doesn't look right, just hit Undo and try a different number. Good luck, DT
does it work with 1.4?
@@riyunimation, yes it does.
Darren T how do I save my pallette?
@@riyunimation You can save your palette by clicking the save icon on the palette toolbar. But this might not be what would be best to do. It depends what you're trying to achieve. Take a look at the online manual here for the options: opentoonz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/managing_palettes_and_styles.html?highlight=save%20palette#the-palette-editor
Very helpful. By the way, the opening scene is very reminiscient of the Romanian flag!
hehe. Thanks Aidan
Thanks so much for sharing
No problem. I hope it helped :-)
Darren T it’s really helpful and detailing . Really easy to understand
This is magic
Cheers. It's a great feature of the program. Time-saving for simple moves and great for making guide levels.
nice tutorial and music
Cheers 😊
Thanks!
Hey, thanks buddy. I appreciate the contribution. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the course (details in the description). I'd be remiss if I didn't mention here, to you and anyone else reading this, the other methods to contribute and help out the channel. Some with rewards. Full details are in the description. RUclips takes quite a big cut from thanks here, so I like to mention those.
So there's an option to buy me a coffee.
I sell projects, examples and add ons on my Gumroad
Or you might be interested in my Patreon, which gives you some of my Gumroad projects as well as early access to videos, livestreams, behind the scenes and much more.
@@DarrenTAnims I will have to check them out! Thanks!
useful information for me
Great :-)
How cool
It's a great feature. And one that I've not really used enough myself!
nice job
Thanks fairz
Thank you for this tutorial - this is very useful for animate flags on strokes or ribbons flying on the wind! Because I've used for this Synfig (this is very complicated software for me) and importing after that like image sequence to Tahoma 2D. Now I understand how to use OT or Tahoma for this without any another uncomfortable soft.
One question - I do not understand how you add the blank frames between the kayframes - is this some hotkay for this?
Thank you. I explain a couple of methods to add blank frames at 03:08
@@DarrenTAnims thank you - it was about Insert Key - i have not heared its accurate at first.
Is there any fast way to do this? I want to use auto in-betweening but I just don't like having to do this for each movement of my animation. For example, I want to animate a stick figure, pretty simple thing to do. But I don't know if you can, like, use a hotkey to *auto-auto inbetween* if that makes sense.
Yes, that makes sense. It'd be really useful to be able to inbetween from the xsheet instead of using the Level strip each time.
Incidentally, I made a tutorial showing how I've animated a stick figure. Could be useful: ruclips.net/video/k7t1IY0UpOQ/видео.html
Thanks
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thank you so much for the videos. are you thinking of making a series of tutorials united by one project? like an animation piece made from scratch?
Thanks Logan. You know, that's exactly what I'm thinking of doing at some point. It's make the videos more linked together, more interesting and probably more contextual to the problem being explained. I need to work through a few more projects first, but then yes, I'd like to do that. The only thing is, a lot of animation is doing the same thing over and over, and I don't want the vids to be the same week after week, so I need to get my head around that. But because of that, I'd probably be releasing videos less often. I'm putting together some thoughts for an anniversary video atm, which will include my thoughts on that.
Thank you for this great tutorial!
I'm trying to find a tutorial on how to animate (something like inbetweening) a vector drawing made in Inkscape. Something like a light switch going on and off. Do you have any videos on this subject?
Thank you!
This is the main video I have regarding using the auto-inbetween function. But for this to work, you really need to draw in a vector level in OpenToonz, rather than import a vector image. For one thing, vector import doesn't always work very well. And for a second, how can OpenToonz know which line in your first drawing should transform into which other line in your final drawing. So I don't think you can really do this.
Superb tutorial: fairly short, straight to the point, focused on helping one create immediate results effectively. No fluff or fillers, just the right level if you're already (at least an itsy-bitsy bit) familiar with the GUI, and even funny at the right places. Nice diction and style of speech, too. Liked and subscribed already halfway through it.
Small piece of (hopefully) constructive criticism: the music is not really necessary, and it becomes at times distracting. Since you also have an accent/dialect (mine is bigger than yours :) the music also makes some words hard for the listener to understand. (Haven't seen your other vids yet so you may have already addressed this in the newer ones.) Using the music only in the intro and outro - and maybe here and there in-between to 'brand' certain types of sections, if necessary - would still add the colour you want, without sacrificing any clarity. Just my 0.02 cents, and not meant to offend. I'll be gobbling up all your OpenToonz tutorials in the next few days! Thank you for the excellent job.
Hi Robert. Thanks for your kind comments and time taken to share them. 'No fluff or fillers' is exactly what I'm aiming for. I've seen too many tutorials where someone tries something, it doesn't work, then tries something else and before you know it you've wasted 20 minutes on a non-solution. So all my videos are scripted and tightly edited, so I can make sure I cover everything I want to and only the things that I know work. It does make for, sometimes, videos that go by too quick, but I'm constantly working on trying to keep the balance between delivering the info quickly, but not too quickly.
And yes, all (constructive) criticism is always welcome. I've had suggestions about not having music a few times in the early days (this video was from a while back too), so I now have quieter music. But I feel that without any music they just seem too quiet. But let me know otherwise if you disagree.
@@DarrenTAnims Thank you for the quick response. (I was going to edit my original feedback again after I 'tasted' a few other tuts from you, as I did notice that the narrative volume has notably increased in those! :) )
I wish more people developed their RUclips vids/tuts the same way you do. Professionalism and attention to detail are critical, whether one gets (directly) paid for them or not (and usually they pay off anyway in the long run). It shows respect to the audience - and people do like to be respected. :) Keep up the good work!
Good intro for anyone with an instant gratification problem
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You are good 🙏👍👍
Thank you my friend 🙂
I know this is super late but, what about opacity? Or like what if I wanted a color to go from black to white using tweening?
You can adjust opacity using an effect.
And adjust the colour issuing a key in your palette window. There's details of that in the online guide.
Hey, trying to do the exercise on the ten minute mark, but my face twitches partway through the transition. What am I doing wrong?
Provided you've drawn each drawing in the same order, it should be ok, but the inbetween tool isn't perfect and sometimes it doesn't work as we'd expect.
There's two things you can do in these situations:
1. Draw separate body parts on different columns. Then there's fewer complications for the inbetween tool to consider and it sometimes works better. You can merge them together afterwards.
2. Remember that the inbetween tool is just a tool, to help your animation. It can sometimes be used as a guide. Maybe draw a couple of dots and then manually draw in the parts, using the interpolated dots as a guide.
although this was 6 years ago, if u reply, why isnt there a tween button for me when i select the frames??
The button only shows for vector levels.
That's usually the problem.
wow!!!
It's a great feature isn't it! 😀
Absolutely and your videos are wonderful Darren and so helpful. New subscriber here. One question I have that hopefully you can answer: I'm a complete beginner in animation and am in the process of researching free animation programs, what I want to do is bring a pre-made character inside a software and then make his limbs move/animate, I guess it's called rigging? and also do lipsyncing. But I want to do minimal frame-by-frame animation in it. Which free program will allow me to do that or at least make the process easier? Thank you in advance!!@@DarrenTAnims
Thanks Darren, this is really handy, but I can’t see the “in between” option on the level strip, when I highlight them. I’m using opentoonz 1.5. Has this changed? I’ve tried right clicking, but can’t see it in the options there either.
The number one reason for not seeing that option is not using a vector level. The auto-inbetweeing only works on vector levels.
That’s brilliant thanks Darren. It’s working now. :)
And thank you for you’re really quick reply!
Thank you for the reply..
You are doing a great work.. I like all of your videos.. ❤ I learn a lot from your videos Darren..
I have a small request from my side..
Could you please update the Udemy course.. I have enrolled it..
Rigging, cut out and few other concepts are missing.. it would be really helpful if you update it.. or could your please arrange the videos in RUclips ( in an order) ?
And give some number, so that we can follow easily, since the videos are not in a sequence..
Thank you.. you are so kind ❤
Thank you.
Because it's difficult to order the videos in RUclips is one reason why I created the course; to create an ordered way to learn.
If I was to add lessons for rigging or fit out, I'd make a separate course. There's so much to conver. However, I do have some videos on RUclips covering these subjects. You can find them on my channel in their own playlist, called cut out animation. It's not a complete guide, but the first video covers a lot of the basics. You might find it useful.
Can you help me I don't see the intertween button displayed in the blank frames
The main reason is using the wrong level type. The inbetween option only appears for vector levels.
Why I can can't import external image (krita art) in inbetween tool ? I am not comfortable draw here, I am comfortable in krita,
You can only inbetween with vector levels. I'm guessing you're importing non-vector drawings (png out jpeg). You can convert them to vector first, but this extra step will show you down. Getting used to drawing in OpenToonz is the best way in the long run.
Hi, I'm having a very specific issue. I just want to take one image, and have its size and rotation change during the animation. I can't find any suitable help for this, and I'm starting to seriously lose it over this. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
You need to use the animate tool (the top tool on the toolbar)
Select it. Change the type of movement to rotation or position. Go left the first frame of the column to set the initial position. Scale, move and rotate the drawing. Then go to the end frame and do the same again.
@@DarrenTAnims Wow, I really wasn't expecting such a fast reply! Thank you so much!
very nice, thank you, will you be uploading more tut ? When do you think the next update it's gonna be released? tnx ^_^/
I've been uploading at least 1 video a week got the past year. I've just released a 1 year review. I plan to try to continue with 1 video a week, but we'll see how I get on with that. I believe the next official realease of opentoonz will be sometime in January. But there are more regular releases If you look in the "nightly realeases" folder on github. These have more recent and up to date bug fixes in them.
@@DarrenTAnims oh, thnx a lot, seems a nice program to animate, i'll try the toon boom trial for a bit to decide what i'm really gonna get serious on :)
Hello Darren T.
I have a question about inbetweening. Is there a way to make a morphing like the one that you can see in this flash video about water :
ruclips.net/video/v5LFIVUu444/видео.html
At the time 3:04 , he is using a "shape hint" tricks. It give to the water the illusion of deforming like moving waves...
I tried to do this in Opentoonz but without success...
Hi. That's a great question. As you probably know, we don't have shape hints in OpenToonz, but I'd guess that you could do something like this in OpenToonz with a bit of practice. Hmmm. I might park this and give it a go some time. I think it would involve creating each individual wave in its own level, then merging them at the end. Thanks for the question.
hey can you telll us how to get the timeline like you
Hi. From version 1.4 onwards, you can add a timeline panel from your Windows menu. Or you can click the button at the top left of the sheet. If you hover over it, the tooltip says, Toggle xsheet/timeline.
@@DarrenTAnims thanks
sir can u make a video about how much charge for an animation project for begginer like us. i mean how much charge for handrawn animation and how much charge for rigging animation, and how much charge for hybrid animation. bcuz i learned animation but i don't know what is the basic minimum charging rate as an animator to the clients. and really thanks for your tutorials ❤
That is a great question, but unfortunately, I can't help out there. I don't provide those services, so can't issue any guidance. But it will depend on so many factors that you might just have to find out by trial and error.
@@DarrenTAnims 😢 okk as u said 😭
I don't get "in between" written. Please help. I followed every step. I even checked other turorials and i can't get it to work. Are there any settings that need to be checked??
The main reasons for not seeing "inbetween" on the level strip is either because you've not highlighted more than 2 frames or you're not using a vector level. Be sure to use the correct level type before trying to inbetween.
But if you're still having problems, you can drop me a message (on my facebook page or the Discord server) with a screenshot that includes your xsheet/timeline with the frames and column header showing and the level strip with your drawings highlighted.
@@DarrenTAnims thanks it worked. I wasn't using vector level
Excellent.
I'm not seeing the inbetween button when I select all of my levels.
Provided you've selected 3 or more drawings in a single level, on the level strip, you'll see the button. If you think it's wrong, you can take a screenshot and share it with me on the discord server. I'll take a look at it for you.
@@DarrenTAnims Does it have to be on a vector level?
Yes it does I'm afraid. A vector level is the only level type that records the lines drawn. The others are raster-based, messing that they only affect the individual pixels.
Moho or open toonz wich software is best for beginners
They're different kinds of software. If try them both out and see which suits best what you're trying to do.
The inbetween button doesn't show up on mine, is it because I'm running opentoonz on windows 7?
I've not heard of that before. I've not got any advice to share except It might be worth logging this as a bug to see if anyone there has an idea of how you can fix it. Try to share a screen shot if you can showing the level strip and your drawings selected: github.com/opentoonz/opentoonz/issues
I forgot to tell you I fixed it, I was on the wrong layer.
Ahhh. That's good, that you found the problem. Glad it was nothing serious :-)
sorry. Thank you for trying to help
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Is it possible with raster level?
Not directly, no. The tweening is the vector points being interpolated. However, you could create a new vector level, create the tween, then convert the vector level to a raster and if you wished, merge that new raster level with a current level. Or you can use the vector level as a template to trace over on a raster level. So there are a few options to using using it.
is there a video where we can learn how to have the interface you're using?
I've mentioned it on other videos, but I'll be putting a video together at some point showing all my changes.
Is tahoma have this tool ?
Yes. You can auto-inbetween in Tahoma 2D like this too.
The inbetween button didn’t appear for me
This only works with vector levels. You're probably trying it with one of the other level types.
ya me suscriby
Cheers
8:20 what did he say about something goes wrong
If you look at the level strip, you can see that the inbetweening has gone wrong. The face is mangled in the middle few frames. And that's because the end drawing was drawn in the wrong order.
@@DarrenTAnims thank you for the quick respond! it's a really good tutorial
i thought we can animate the control point editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in vector level ,,,
Yep.
@@DarrenTAnims i m about to watch the tutor
i hope i can be great animator
@@StickyLabDev With practice and time, I'm sure you can be 🙂
@@DarrenTAnims i did headturn vector auto inbetweening and i uploaded the result ,, not too bad ,, ineed to know bout the better way the fill feature and sorting order maybe
the proper way to use this is to use this for stick figure walking
You can use it for that, yes. But it's useful for so much more.
@@DarrenTAnims man 2 things 1. you still commenting on videos you made a year ago and 2. i got this notification 19 MINUTES after you sent it
1. I reply back to all comments, however old the video. I want to build a fun, supportive community here.
2. I post videos most Fridays, so I tend to be around.
🙂 Cheers buddy
it doesen't work
there is no inbetween button
You have to click the 1st drawing, then hold shift and select the final drawing and have some blank drawings in between for the button to appear.
@@DarrenTAnims it's still not appearing
That's very strange. I think the only way I can help further would be to see what you can see. If you could screen record what you're doing and share that, I can take a look. There's a small app you can use "screenToGif" that I use that works really well. Or you could upload a recording to your youtube account temporarily.
but the back sound . . . . . . .
Is it too loud for you? I don't put background music in my videos any more.
@@DarrenTAnims Thank you and good luck
omg i'm such an idiot
i should have made an vector level
Great - at least you've found it. Happy 'tweening'
or you have just a flipping mouse to animate
No. I use a tablet.
@@DarrenTAnims i was talking about myself
@@DarrenTAnims my family can't afford drawing tablets
Ahhh. Ok. Sorry about that. Yeah, it can be tough to get started. There are some new reasonably-priced Huion tablets. If you're keen to start with digital drawing, then perhaps you could suggest that, if possible, a tablet would be a great birthday or Christmas present. I know that's what a lot of new users have done. And despite them being attractive, you really don't need a screen tablet. I promise you. Good luck buddy.
@@DarrenTAnims uhhh what is your definition of reasonably-priced? oh and also do you have a discord I have started making a video and I want your opinion on it of what I have done so far
Please do not add background music while you teach. Thank you
I don't have music on all videos. And I've experimented with the volume.
Thanks
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