Once you get started you have the scene ready, you should have the same setup as on the image: You can always change it later if you change your mind (I won't cover how in this tutorial, though). I use the one selected in the image for my dailies, but you can use whatever you want. However, I would also advise to select a camera size (document size). To create a new scene, you need to at least enter the name for it and click Create Scene A project can have many scenes and they are what new untitled documents you create are in other programs, but scenes in the same project can share resources, like frames, color palettes, sounds and such (no need to worry about that for now). Creating a new Scene:Īfter the project is created you will need to create a scene. You should worry about just entering the Project Name for now, even though you have a lot more options here. You can create a new project by clicking the “New Project…” button and you will be lead to this: TIP: if you closed the startup window by accident you can open it by clicking on help → startup popup (alt + s) As far as I know it doesn’t save the same way regular projects do, so you should avoid making anything especially important in it. NOTE: the default project is the Sandbox. Once you open The application you will get the startup window: At the time of writing this the current version is 1.1.3. NOTE: I am running the linux version but I used the windows version before and I believe they are all identical. It is for later, and I won't be getting into the reasons in this tutorial, just trust me on this one. WHILE YOU ARE HERE, also go to the Drawing category right below this and make sure the default level type is set to Toonz Raster Layer. There are still some bugs with it but I will cover them near the bottom. Then, in OpenToonz once it’s open go to the menu on the top left:įile → preferences (ctrl+u) → import/export category and in the FFmpeg path on the right enter the path to the folder you extracted FFmpeg to (you can click ‘…’ on the right to navigate too).Īfter that, you will be able to export to more formats, including gif.
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webm) in order to get it working, you should download FFmpeg and unpack it somewhere practical. Since OpenToonz doesn’t posses native support for exporting.
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The linux appimage can be acquired from here, or if you are pro you can try and compile it from the source. The Windows and Mac versions can be acquired from here. If you have what it takes, you may proceed. There is an updated version of the tutorial > here preferences).
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