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+Hello friends!
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+On your screen, you can see a clip from the "Pepper & Carrot" motion comic
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+And in this video course, I'll teach you how to create such an animation.
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+You can download files for this lesson by following relevant links in description of this video.
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+If you purchased the full course, then you can find them included in the archive.
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+For the further work we need...
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+GIMP...
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+and "Blender"...
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+...with the "COA Tools" addon installed for both.
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+Let's start with installing the COA Tools Addon in GIMP.
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+Open the downloaded COA Tools folder
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+And copy the file located in the "GIMP" folder.
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+Then, go to the GIMP settings folder...
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+...and find the "Plugins" folder.
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+Paste the file we copied from COA Tools.
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+Make sure that the addon is executable.
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+Done.
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+The COA Tools addon allows GIMP to export every layer into separate pictures...
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+...as a PNG.
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+The addon also exports additional information about the placement of each layer.
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+Now, let's open our ORA file in GIMP.
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+Here is the character you saw in beginning of this video.
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+Notice, it is separated into layers...
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+...so that we can animate it.
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+For some parts you can see several versions exist.
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+For example, there are different variants of mouth here.
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+Such parts should be grouped together. The grouping tells the export plugin to treat those parts specially and allow to switch them during animation process.
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+For all other other cases however,
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+the parts should not be grouped.
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+So, let's start exporting.
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+Click "File"...
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+...then "Export to CoaTools".
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+Next, enter the name and path of the scene.
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+Done.
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+Let's check the result.
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+As you can see, the addon created a folder where we can find all our layers separated.
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+Also, there is a file with the .JSON extension.
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+This file stores information about coordinates of each layer.
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+We will need it to import our scene into Blender.
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+But first, we need to install CoaTools addon for Blender.
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+Just like in the beginning, start by openning the downloaded CoaTools folder.
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+Open the "Blender" folder inside.
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+Here we can see another folder - "coa_tools".
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+We need to make a ZIP archive of it.
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+Done.
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+Next, let's run Blender.
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+Go to "File"...
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+User Preferences...
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+And find the Add-ons tab.
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+Then click on the "Install from File" button.
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+Select the "coa_tools" ZIP archive.
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+After that, find the installed Add-on.
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+Put a tick before it.
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+And click Save User Settings.
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+Done.
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+If you've done everything correct, then in T-menu...
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+(the one which is opened by 't' key)
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+...the "Cutout animation" tab will appear.
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+Let's import our scene".
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+Delete the start scene...
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+Now, you need to snap your cursor to the center.
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+To do that, you need to press the key combination "Shift+S"...
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+...and choose "Cursor to Center".
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+Then, go to "Cutout animation" in T-menu.
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+And click on "Create new Sprite".
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+A plain axes object is created. Our scene will be linked to it.
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+Now, press the "Import Sprites" button
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+And choose the .JSON file, which was created earlier.
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+Voilà!
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+We've successfully imported our scene into Blender.
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+Everything is in its place!
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