HDTutorial
EN
How to Animate with Fire Alpaca and Moviemaker [Trinket Tutorials]

Playback starts YouTube’s embedded player (privacy-enhanced mode).

How to Animate with Fire Alpaca and Moviemaker [Trinket Tutorials]

102,202 views October 25, 2016 6:46

Watch on YouTube
ChannelTrinket

Description from the creator

It's easy to start, and with these programs it's totally free! Nothing fancy but it's good enough to get in some simple animation practice.
CLICK BELOW FOR MORE TIPS that I didn't mention in the video!!


-You can use any art program to do the same sort of thing, but you'll have to save each frame individually as a .png if that program has no animation tools of it's own.

-I use a windows computer and I have no idea what the equivalent to moviemaker is on a mac. So sorry, I can't help you with that...

-Make sure you don't exceed 40 frames when making an animation! In my experience, it becomes difficult for Fire Alpaca to save a lot of images at once. This may be different for you, but just to be safe, start a new file once you reach a large amount of frames.

-If you used the canvas dimensions I recommended, when they're open in moviemaker, make sure that you select [widescreen] in the [project] tab.

-Adding music should speak for it'self. Editing the duration of the animation frames so they sync up to the music will take a lot of patience, but it looks cool in the end!

-Never download something suspicious on the internet! Always get programs from their official sites.

(I used free music that youtube lets you download for this video.)

About this tutorial

Trinket published this 6:46 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 102,202 times on YouTube.

Channel
Trinket
Duration
6:46
Published
October 25, 2016
Views
102,202
Likes
3,657

Tags

Share

Further reading

  • Create a GIF animation AlpacaDouga firealpaca.com

    The GIF animation creating service “AlpacaDouga”. AlpacaDouga enables you to create a GIF animation not only from a gif file but also from jpg and png files. By using the “Onion Skin Mode” of the free paint tool “FireAl…

  • How to Animate with Fire Alpaca and Moviemaker [Trinket ... lucreing.com

    -I use a home windows personal computer and I have no plan what the equal to moviemaker is on a mac. So sorry, I are unable to assistance you with that…-Make positive you really don’t exceed 40 frames when earning an an…

  • How to Animate in FireAlpaca: 15 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow wikihow.com

    FireAlpaca is a very user-friendly and useful drawing tool, but you can also use it to animate. Whether one is an animator or a novice artist, anyone can create a simple or complex animation in FireAlpaca.

This tutorial in other languages