Application adobe pour animation

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January 11, 2018
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Bonjour tout le monde !

J'aimerai créer un dessin animé dans le style de la serie francaise wakfu (montré sur l'image). Je ne connais pas réellement les outils adobe. Je voudrais savoir si l'outil animate CC pouvait réaliser tout cela ou si il faut se munir de tous les outils créative cloud pour arriver à ce résultat. D'ailleurs le logiciel est-il dans créative cloud ?Le logiciels est il difficile à utiliser ?

Je suppose qu'un logiciel d'aide au 3D est nécessaire pour arriver à un tel résultat. lequel est-ce ?

Merci !

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Correct answer JoãoCésar17023019

Animate CC is exactly what Ankama, the studio behind Wakfu, uses as the vector drawing and animation tool for their game and anime series.

They mix bone/modular animation and frame by frame animation.

YouTube has some making of/behind the scenes videos like these:

WAKFU, la série – Coulisses de la saison 3 – 7 : l’animation Flash - YouTube

Making Of Wakfu la série - YouTube

JoãoCésar17023019

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Animate CC is exactly what Ankama, the studio behind Wakfu, uses as the vector drawing and animation tool for their game and anime series.

They mix bone/modular animation and frame by frame animation.

YouTube has some making of/behind the scenes videos like these:

WAKFU, la série – Coulisses de la saison 3 – 7 : l’animation Flash - YouTube

Making Of Wakfu la série - YouTube

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Anonymous

thanks you for the info !

It is an optional question but if you have already used this module do you know if this kind of anime is difficult to realise ?

JoãoCésar17023019

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It is really hard. I'm not gonna lie.

But not because of Animate or any other tool. It's because of the nature of an anime itself.

Even using modular/tween animations, you will still have a lot of work ahead, beginning with the storyboard, animatic, characters concept, background concept, final vector art, 2D rigging, the animation itself, bgm, sfx, light effects, voice over, and so on. Not to say the huge amount of knowledge of human and animal anatomy, animation principles, composition and the like.

Besides all of it, I'm not trying to let you down! Haha

What I suggest to you is to begin with simple projects, drawing a char here and there, making some short animations and in the process try to get an internship or job in some game or animation studio so you can see for yourself the amount of job that even simple small indie productions take.

And make the Internet your best friend! There are tons of great YouTube tutorials and courses that can teach you all the theory behind the full animation process.