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https://www.awn.com/animationworld/new-dreamworks-shorts-program-birds-and-marsupials The studio had to create a pipeline for the short because it no longer had one for 2D animation, says Hermann. Despite the handmade look, the film is produced digitally, with the backgrounds painted on paper and th...

Well, that is an interesting request. If I wanted to be cynical, I would say: Why aren't you posting on Toomboon forums that it would be nice if the next TB version would be able to fully integrate TVPaint Animation ? How would you expect TB to react ? On a more serious note, the likelihood of some...

Would be nice for the next version of TVPaint be able to fully integrate with Toon Boom Harmony and Storyboard Pro. For animation, animators could use the rich drawing tools of TVP, along with the high end features and professional look of Harmony together. For storyboarding, TVP's animatic tools co...

Any reason why Fabrice was dismissed?

Paul Fierlinger wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2018, 16:59

There is beauty in imperfections. The only emotion associated with mechanical perfection is, "Wow! It works!" How is that going to make a story engaging?

Are you saying that this doesn't fit in with frame by frame animation at all?

This looks amazing. This tool would be definitely be quite handy for certain scenes, such as when the camera is turning around the character.

D.T. Nethery wrote: ↑

12 Jun 2018, 23:03

But there is no "Cal Arts style" . That's an invented internet thingy.

It's pretty much a thing actually.

As in being able to be directly integrated with them. Basically like with Toon Boom Harmony, which is compatible with only Maya.

daninski wrote: ↑

20 Jan 2018, 17:25

The mult-plane effect is kind of a 3D camera. Very slow though, well on my set-up at least.

Maybe the next version of TVP could be fully compatible with After Effects, as well as various 3d programs like Maya, 3DS Max, Cinema 4d, Blender, etc, along with rendering apps like Renderman and Arnold.

I haven't watched the original 80s cartoon or the 2011 reboot, but I think this was a terrible move to make. Not only did they turn it into a comedy, but are using the CalArts style that so many cartoons are using nowadays.

This is very nifty, very much like Studio Ghibli.

This one is simply superb.

So it appears that the new version of Toon Boom has a feature that's just like the tool mentioned above.

I think the only major thing left that it needs is being able to work in a 3d space, like being able to integrate it with Blender.

We (so including the dev team) try to make the best 2D Animation software ever. So in that context, there are a bunch of options & features that need to be added, fixed, created ... before modeling, rigging, animating and rendering in 3D. While I agree with that, things like a 3d camera would nice ...