Animation Basics
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This document provides instructions for creating a basic bouncing ball animation using Toon Boom Animate Pro/Harmony. It outlines the animation process, including scripting, storyboarding, character design, and animating key poses. Specific steps are given to animate a bouncing ball, including drawing arcs, adding squash and stretch poses, and filling in frames in between to create the illusion of bouncing. The document encourages experimenting with ball details and scene elements. Viewers are directed to the author's website and YouTube channel for additional animation tutorials.
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- 31. The Bouncing Ball. And spacing: the ball overlaps itself when its at the slow part of its arc, but when it drops fast, its spaced further apart. That’s the Spacing.
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- 42. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 11. Create a new layer and call it sketch-ball 12. Using the brush tool draw a representation of your ball at the marks in sketch-keyPoses
- 43. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 13. Each circle should be created in a new frame NB: Number your drawing 14. Test your animation
- 44. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 15. Add frames before and after Frames 5, 13, 21, and before Frame 29 to accommodate squash and squeeze (or for the frames that hit the ground) NB: Start from the right and work your way to the left 16. Duplicate Drawing for the additional frames
- 45. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 17. Create a new layer and call it sketch-squashNsqueeze 18. Using the brush tool draw a representation of your ball at the marks in sketch-ball (NB: each circle in a different frame)
- 46. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 19. Make sketch-ball unseen 20. Test your animation NB: Notice that the bounce looks more realistic because the ball is no longer a circle and the extra frames for when the ball hits the ground 20. Create a new layer. Rename it to ball. 21. With the ball layer active, create a perfect circle
- 47. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 23. Move the circle to the beginning of your bounce path (arcs)
- 48. Bouncing Ball Tutorial 24. Extend the exposure to the next frame 25. Duplicate the drawing 26. Scale and rotate the previous circle according to sketch-squashNsqueeze NB: Use the centre of the circle to place the circle over your mark 27. Repeat steps 24 to 26 and work your way to the last frame from sketch- squashNsqueeze 28. Fill each circle with a colour of your choosing 29. Unlock the background layer and create a scene of your choosing 30. Preview animation 31. Export movie
- 49. Challenge: Bouncing Ball 1. Simulate a falling heavy ball 2. Give your ball some details and/or add a scene
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