Plus, learn to export your work as movies and image sequences. Then he shows how to set up, rig, and animate a character, and add finishing touches to your animations, such as moving cameras and sound. He walks through the Toon Boom Harmony interface, introduces the program's drawing tools and color controls, and teaches techniques for drawing keys, breakdowns, and in-betweens in a traditional animation style, as well as creating motion- and morph-tweened digital animations. In this course, animator Dermot O' Connor shows how to use Toon Boom Harmony to create hand-drawn and digital animation, complex character rigs, and even some cool special effects. To qualify for highly competitive jobs in TV, film, and gaming, students need to master the tools and the complete production process of this powerful animation software. Toon Boom Harmony is used by the best animation studios in the world. Windows: Start > Programs > Harmony 15.0 Edition > Harmony edition macOS (Stand Alone): Applications > Toon Boom Harmony 15.0 edition > Harmony edition macOS (Server): Applications > Toon Boom Harmony 15.0 edition Network > Harmony edition Linux: Applications > Harmony 15.
Learn to use Harmony for 2D animation and character rigging. The only downside to using bitmap layers in Toon Boom Harmony is that, it may make for a bigger file size (but we have fast computers these days!!) and pixelation will occur when zoomed in.Bring your stories to life with Toon Boom Harmony. Some features of using bitmap tools are texture brushes, adjusting opacity and flow of your brush and you can create really great paintings. You can create unlimited amounts of colour and gradients and create seamless transitions which can make for a pretty picture. There are advantages to using bitmaps however. Meaning, you will start to see the individual squares and it will appear to be blocky. However, when zoomed in, your image will start to pixelate.
Depending on the resolution, while viewed from a distance, or at the actual size, your image will look fine and not evident that it is made up of many squares or pixels. When you paint in bitmap, you are essentially painting in many pixels which form your image. Bitmap graphics are made up of individual squares known as pixels. If you are used to using ‘Photoshop’ or ‘Corel Painter’ or any other painting software, then you will know all about bitmap graphics. We move along now to Part 2 in this series of introductory tutorials using Toon Boom Harmony’s bitmap layers and bitmap tools.
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