AE doesn't have the same degradation issues. If there are any images that I want to animate without making a new drawing, I'm going to use After Effects to do it.
However, so far (I'm new,) I love drawing in TVP and working out my animation. I find the image degradation to be a very disappointing aspect of TVP. " onclick="window.open(this.href) return false These videos show that it can be done, but as it is now it's a cumbersome process, which could be much improved if the Keyframer pivot points could be set to custom positions. The potential for TVPaint to do cut-out puppet animation (like in After Effects) is glimpsed in this 2-part tutorial ( in Chinese, but no problem following it visually), which uses both Custom Cut Brush and KeyFramer to manipulate still image assets. (AND if the ARAP Warp function could be Keyframed to allow for more control and consistency in manipulating single images to "animate" the single images. 156#p85876" onclick="window.open(this.href) return false I'm a drawer, so I agree, but for those who want that kind of function I think TVPaint COULD do this style of animation of manipulating "cut-out/puppet" images if the KeyFramer pivot/rotation handles could be easily adjusted, as discussed HERE among many of the other times this feature request has come up: It's just that this subject gets rehashed over and over again and the answer is always the same TVP can't do it all that well. Paul Fierlinger wrote:Well, I suppose for such jobs it's best to go elsewhere since TVP isn't equipped for it in the least.
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