" The Full Scene Antialiasing is generated by your computer’s graphic card. People have the option of turning this off to improve performance. It may slow down performance if your system is on the lower end of recommended system requirements. You can enable Full Scene Anti-aliasing in Preferences which should produce smooth lines in drawing mode. That is not how the lines will look once rendered. The image is showing what your graphics card produces as you work. Have you ever actually rendered the drawing? please observe them for further information…
The attached images are what sai does and what harmony does. please i really need this help… if anyone is interested in helping, reply to this or email me at i am in dire need of help… i really want to animate… but moving from sai to harmony so quickly has really gotten me so frustrated with the changes… i’m on the trial and it expires on the 18th of February… please please help me…Īnd i might need help with stop motion animation since i think the rig(?) animation like my little pony isn’t really my style… so i’d like help on that as well thank you… i can’t find any tutorials on stop motion animation… no i’m not talking about the clay animation… i’m talking about drawing each frame… i really need live help from either picarto, skype or any screen sharing program. don’t tell me about the “smooth bar” cos my lines still look gross and stuff. i see tutorials but all their lines are sharp and smooth. I have ToonBoom Harmony 12.2 Premium–perpetual license.I’m having serious trouble… its hard to animate on this harmony essentials. This is the most frustrating encounter I’ve had because this completely ruined every file I had and will inevitably ruin every file I’ll ever start in the future, if I even get to doing so with this problem. This happens no matter where the file is saved or where it’s opened from–desktop, USB, hard-drive. This happens with every file, new or old. Not only this, but every single frame in my project changes to this blocky brush and takes up practically the entire render view, so pressing play just shows all black on screen but the background shows itself in the corner every now and then I’m assuming this is my animation still playing but this brush scaled up my drawings by like 1000x? Now you may argue that it looks pixeled because of the scale–but it was turned into this pixel brush beforehand, because the brush preset itself is a rectangle that won’t change, but it somehow scaled up everything I had on top of that. I was working on a project and when I re-opened it, every single brush preset and brush I made turned into a rectangle that doesn’t change form at all, whatsoever, no matter how much I mess with the settings. This is something that happened recently.
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