Overview
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Transition from Flash to Toon Boom Harmony. Learn about Flash tools and their Toon Boom equivalents and how to complete common drawing and animation tasks in Toon Boom Harmony.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Setup, preferences, and project structure
- Selection and Subselection
- Free Transform
- Gradient Transform
- 3D Rotation
- The Lasso tool
- The Pen tool
- Using text
- The Line tool
- Hairlines (invisible lines)
- Rectangle and Oval
- The Pencil tool
- The Brush tool
- Using bones
- Using the Paint Bucket
- Ink Bottle
- The Eyedropper tool
- The Eraser tool
- Width
- Hand and Zoom
- Using color
- The Snap tool
- Align
- Information and Transform
- Color and Swatches
- Library
- Working in the timeline
- Using the camera
- Drawings and exposures vs. keyframes
- Managing, renaming, and deleting drawings
- Managing exposures on Xsheet
- Onion Skin
- Cleaning up drawings with the Brush and Cutter tools
- Convert lines to fills
- Groups
- Pivot, scale, skew, and distort
- Flip vertical and flip horizontal
- Optimize shapes
- Distribute to layers
- Layer hierarchy (z-nudge)
- Arrange elements in depth
- Painting highlights, gradients, and shadows
- Working with the grid
- Trace bitmap
- Importing Flash SWF
- Motion tweening (using keyframes)
- Guide layers
- Easing in and out
- Adding nested drawings
- Navigating through the timeline
- Shape tweening
- Advanced shape tweening
- Creating a body comp
- Creating a head and mouth comp
- Bones IK rig
- Fixing layer issues with z-depth
- Hand comp
- Eye blink
- Masking in Toon Boom Harmony Premium
- Masking in Toon Boom Harmony Essentials
- Completing the IK rig
- Copying and pasting frames, exposures, and drawings
- Duplicating characters and layers
- Symbols
- Opening an external library
- Effects
- Labels
- Camera moves
- Importing and editing audio
- Importing images (via vector conversion)
- Exporting images and movies
- Next steps
