toon boom harmony student dosnt have bitmap and vector

Not only did it not make much sense to me, but I didn't see how you could do more arced (circular) type of moves, as opposed to just straight lines.

I read up on it in the manual a bit, but it still didn't quite make sense to me.

panning and such, and I'm finding the process very clinical. Will a 2 to 2.4GHZ, 2gigs RAM, Intel Macbook suffice, or would a film size project run very slowly even on that? Or would working at HDTV resolution be a better idea, and then having it upconverted to film later be a better idea? That said, would HDTV resolution work without much lag on the set-up I previously mentioned.Ģ: I've been trying to read up on how to do multi-plane camera effects. I have a few questions about TVPaint that I'm really hoping someone can answer for me:ġ: Is the processing power it would take to work on a film resolution size project (this is one of the things I'm torn on between going with a bimap program like TVPaint, or a Vector based one like Toon Boom). My choices are: TVPaint, Toon Boom Digital Pro, and Flipbook Pro. I'm currently trying to decide between 3 different programs to animate a feature film.

Toon boom harmony student dosnt have bitmap and vector