Wtf I thought modern anime was made by computer ais?
Wtf I thought modern anime was made by computer ais?
Jaxon Ortiz
Alexander Edwards
Why? Who told you that? r/anime?
William Collins
A lot of really stupid people think that for some reason, no idea why.
Bentley Roberts
user this is probably made by a computer.
Josiah Baker
Cool keyframes, bro.
Now show the inbetweens.
Jackson White
Dumb fucking retard.
Jayden Hill
How does a computer draw a character?
Julian Thomas
It’s called Sakuga. The highly skilled artists that make Sakuga need the hands on approach.
Also, watch Shiro bako.
Brayden Scott
Can someone explain why cuts look so good on paper, even when the inbetweens are finalized, but then end up looking shit after the coloring + VFX takes place? What the fuck happens in that final step that ruins everything?
Wyatt Hernandez
No, they aren't ret/a/rds that spout bullshit all the time.
Owen Rogers
>What the fuck happens
You being impossible to please arrives into the equation
Cooper Rivera
Because color is hard I suppose, especially in motion. There's a reason not even doujin artists who have no real deadline will color their works, its super time consuming and unless you're quite skilled it is going to look bad and make the art seem more amateurish.
Ryan Ortiz
Sakuga means line drawing. A baby can make sakuga with a crayon.
Kayden Phillips
Does anyone know this?
Are sakuga cuts fluid because of lots of key frames or because of lots of inbetweens?
Basically, which is more important for fluid cuts: Key animators or inbetweeners?
Jonathan Wilson
>computer ais
retard
Logan Morgan
That’s like asking how does DALL-E work. Wait. Do you even know what DALL-E is? Because it is a very fucking impressive use of AI
Colton Gonzalez
>Are sakuga cuts fluid because of lots of key frames or because of lots of inbetweens?
Timing the movement between frames correctly is more important
>which is more important for fluid cuts: Key animators or inbetweeners?
It depends on the situation in my opinion.
Matthew Lee
A good storyboard preceded good animation, at least for me.
Nolan Perry
>There's a reason not even doujin artists who have no real deadline will color their works,
I think the number one reason they don't do that is because colour printing costs more than greyscale.
Josiah Baker
Post processing went ham with how unlimited their options were.
Julian Martinez
With a budget of five yen.