Toon Boom Harmony Tutorial #16 - Shift and Trace

Описание: UPDATE 12/21/18: Harmony 16 added the ability to work with Shift and Trace in the Camera View which is super handy! I use it all the time! However, this video goes over how to work in Harmony's now-legacy Shift and Trace in the Drawing View.

You can read up on how to use the Shift and Trace Toolbar in H16 here:
https://docs.toonboom.com/help/harmon...

You can also see a handy video of me talking about it on Toon Boom's portal here:
https://learn.toonboom.com/modules/pa...

In my opinion the legacy S&T still has some advantages as it allows us to temporarily isolate particular drawings and compare them to each other regardless of where they exit in the Timeline/X-Sheet.

This week we talk about Shift and Trace. It is mainly used in traditional animation to help an animator keep a character's proportions in check.

Relevant links for this tutorial are:

Walk Cycle Morph:
   • Animation For Fun - Walk Cycle Morph  

The Drawing View:
   • Toon Boom Harmony Tutorial #11 - The Drawi...  

Art Layers:
   • Toon Boom Harmony Tutorial #12 - Art Layers  



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