Military secret mate, I'd tell you but then I'd have to kill you.

Thanks, it does need much more work to round it out. I really want to improve some of the smart bones and add more guns to the arsenal. Currently no lasers, no bullets, no rockets which sounds like an amnesty rally. I also wanted to make some covenant to have actual enemies he could you know fight a...

The following is a collection of work created using both Inkscape and Anime Studio: This project took a while but it's Finally done! :D :D This was an epic learning curve for me. The final master collection of the last couple of weeks is ready for download and review. The reel below is of a few simp...

I think using Inkscape balanced curves and sharp corners import OK but your right gradients or unbalanced curves are definitely a no go. I came to that conclusion too I really wanted the capability for importing detailed vectors for rigging in AS but its not as viable as I'd hoped. for simpler model...

Nice post BTW

Sorry put in bold because initial post I gave was a bit vague on the whats and whys. PNG's in AS are handy because you can rig then to the bone system straight off the bat for quick animating. The problem with importing SVG is the weird deformities you sometimes get which means rework before rigging...

The purpose of this was that I wanted to see how well Anime studio imported of SVG specifically created in Inkscape. The Comparison is the raster images from Inkscape and AS (after the SVG created in Inkscape has been imported and rasterized). Anime studio is Vector based animation software which ca...

Hello, I have been playing a bit with Inkscape imports to Anime studio. I have added a comparison of an Axe model below. The Axe was drawn in Inkscape and imported directly as SVG into Anime Studio. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-XX573HNAOXQ/VD19ljk7CrI/AAAAAAAABeU/wsF6l-apJRQ/s320/Inksacpe%2BAxe.png htt...