Automatic tweening in OpenToonz (stroke-by-stroke)

Posted on 12/19/201702/04/2018 by Konstantin Dmitriev

This quick tutorial shows how to create automatic animation in OpenToonz using stroke-by-stroke method.

In short: make sure that you have a sequence of vector frames (or, create an empty one). Then switch to Brush Tool. On Tool Options Panel you will see a “Range” dropdown – change it to anything other than “Off” (obvious hint: it will define interpolation that will be used for tweening).

Important note: This feature requires OpenToonz 1.2.0 or higher.

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2 Comments

llama guy

01/03/2018 at 08:06 Reply

In my setup, Ubuntu 16.04.3 with a intel i5 3rd gen its have some bugs. I can’t use the right mouse button in the table area and every draw completely erases the past draw. :/ In the 1.1.3.9 the right button doesn’t work either. I’m currently using 1.1.3

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- Konstantin Dmitriev
  
  01/04/2018 at 07:18 Reply
  
  Hello llama guy! If I understand correctly, you have this problem with 1.2.0.1 – every draw completely erases the past draw. But this doesn’t happens on 1.1.3.9. Am I right? Can you please test this special build – https://dev.icystar.com/downloads/OpenToonz-1.2.0.1-morevna-17.12.27-linux64-8972d.appimage
  
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