Anime Studio Pro 6 Animation Using Switch Layers--Improved Version

Опубликовано: 18 Июнь 2026
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My second attempt at creating an animation using Anime Studio Pro 6. The elements in this video include:
Use of switch layers for eye and eyebrow movement, as well as, for the the auto lip-sync function.
*Scatter brushes were used and placed into a particle layer to create the background effect.
*The voice-over is done by me, reading one of my blog posts. Synced with the animation using the software auto-syncing capability, though tweaked some.
*The music is: "How It Begins" by Kevin MacLeod from http://incompetech.com , where you can find loads of great royalty free music!

I plan to post a tutorial about how to use switch layers easily. I'm sure there are a few ways to do it. I'm just a beginner. If you have ideas for a simple quick method, please, let me know! (^.^)d
UPDATE: Part 1 of the tutorial is up:    • Switch Layer Tutorial (Anime Studio Pro6) ...  

Note: Here's what happens when you don't have the "reduce particles" option checked prior to rendering:    • Anime Studio Pro 6--What Not to Do  

My blog about it: http://spiritsuds.blogspot.com/2012/0...

Thanks for checking it out! :o)

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