Jun 17, 2016
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thanks for making my day @xenia_lova ☕️ I spy a @breakfastcriminals matcha chia pudding recipe on that @mindbodygreen screen behind you 😻 #shushki (at Devocion USA)
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Hi! Awesome blog. I'm pretty new to TVPaint, and I'm trying to import hand-drawn cells into the timeline, with each drawing as a frame. It seems pretty basic, but I can't figure it out! Any tips?
Ah it's been a while since I've done this haha! If you're importing from a camera, just make sure it's connected to your computer and go to Window > Video Grabber. I just did to try it out and it automatically turned on my webcam! Cool, I didn't know it could do that. You can select any camera in the options there.
At the bottom there's an option that says "Apply in" and you're gonna wanna choose "Append" so that every time you hit the "Grab Input" button, it'll add on to your current frame with new frames. "Current image" replaces the frame you're currently on with a new capture. The "Length" option lets you tell TVP how long you want it to hold that frame for but the thing is, it'll just create four new frames with that image. I prefer to just capture everything on ones, then time it out later so that it's easier to see the holds and keyframes in the timeline.
Now if you're not using a camera to capture your hand drawn stuff and are using a scanner or have an image sequence to import, all you have to do is go File > Load, select the first image in your sequence (it'll recognize a sequence if the name of your files end in 001, 002, etc.), uncheck "Single Frame" at the bottom under the "New Layer" tab, and you should be good to go!