Oooo, thanks for the tip! I have an animated short I've been working on, and so far I've been using a blend node + cutter to do the shading on characters & environments, but this looks better. It will definitely streamline my process!

It took a while for me to make it work, but totally worth it! thank you so much!!

Quick and easy to use video, thanks a ton!

This is so helpful thankyou!

You da man! Thanks for making videos and thanks for being you :)

I've been watching you for years and I feel like everytime I think I got a handle of toonboom you teach me something new. Now I will be implementing this in my normal routine. Thanks a bunch Onion skin. Sorry I am super poor but I definitely will find some way to pay you back in the future. Have good day/year bro. Keep up the fantastic work

Oh my god you saved me! I can’t thank you enough for this video!

Awesome thanks

That was fast, thanks for the tip

BRO THANK YOU! YOU SAVE ME!

First off, thanks for the tutorial. This is very helpful, and just what I needed for my upcoming animation. And 2nd, why does the background music sound so familiar?

nice video!

This is useful.

Awesome

is there a way to do this with parent pegs? you see I have a character rig and all of it is attached to a ultimately 1 parent peg for "full body" so would I need to just add this effect to each non peg

I went into Toon Boom with the notion and the suggestions and encouragement from close colleagues and friends that it was going to be a friendly program with a quick and simple nonabrasive learning curve. One year later....And... It is still the single most difficult app I have ever encountered in my 25+ years in the industry. In between tutorials and crash courses and hands on physical class labs for Toon Boom, I picked up NUKE Software on a whim and began teaching myself without any outside help in an attempt counter to the TOON BOOM Chaos. In that exact same year later, I have mastered NUKE completely down to a surgical science and have made money with it doing only compositing. TOON BOOM... still trying to figure out how to do a simple shade blend between two similar colors all while shoveling out subscription fees. I will not give up, I will master it. At least NUKE's Node workflow has a stability about it. Toon Boom is literally a guessing game inside of a labyrinth made of mirrors at the threshold of the "Hellraiser" puzzle box. Or... maybe I had a stroke along the way.

is there any way I can apply this effect to a certain number of frames? not to every frame

how to make it shake like in the beginning?

Is there a way to exclude specific colors from being shaded?

which version of harmony lets you do this? :) thanks

Hi ,can you help me please?! 😢😢😢 I came from Adobe Animate, I faced a lot of problems, such as when I make an animation inside the symbol. I bring it to timeline..it reaches a specific frame and stops, although inside the symbol there are frames that did not appear in timeline itself

Hey can you help me pls my toon boom Harmon 21 I draw but not drawing what can I do pls help me or I close the side view and other window from toon boom Harmon it closed automatically exited what I can do pls help me pls fast reply

funny enough i can do this exact trick in Clip studio just havimg a duped layer and clip it then set the dup to a multiply Layer instead

Tell me please! Does toon boom harmony work on macbook m1 pro? Thank you!

@OnionSkin

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t take it from me but I believe a patch was recently released to give it support for M1 macs

Is nodes a premium thing? Because I can't find it and only have essetials as thats all I can afford.

@OnionSkin

8 ай бұрын

Afraid so. Some of these effects can be found however in the timeline view instead though! New layer > Effects

the headache i get with the nodes is unbelievable. i copy the node setup exactly but my drawing vanishes in render view. I've been fighting with the shading for a week now.

@OnionSkin

Жыл бұрын

Join my Discord server and post a screenshot so we can help you out!

@alexgade4512

Жыл бұрын

@@OnionSkin did :) I hope i explained it clearly enough!