If you want to know what toonboom can do over flash and vice versa i can complete a list, but if youve used it for a while, you may already know. Program integration is extremely important. Such as 3D, aftereffects, a sound program, premier, etc. Just wait until you add more apps to your animation palette. So don't think of it as changing from one to other, think of it as expanding your palette. After showing some animators toonboom, they do usually convert. I've always wanted to do a flash v toonboom video but i just havent had time. I do a mix of both, especially since they are sister exporters. We're talking animation here though, not coding. Animate pro however is far superior in everyway. TBStudio has loads of features that destroy flash, but the onion skinning is pathetic. Toonboom is far superior for animation, and although you've gained more experience from flash, if you stick it out with toonboom you'll become very fast with it, especially when you take some time out to learn the shorcuts. Ive used flash for over a decade, and toon boom for about what 8 years.and the two are fantastic. Which do you prefer, toon boom? or flash? The pros are that it seems to look better and has a lot more features animation wise.(excluding action script) The cons of TB is that it takes ME longer to animate with it. The pros are that it's easy to use, better laid out, and can operate faster on it. The cons of flash is that it crashes more than it should and brush strokes are sloppy I feel with toon boom, i can make my animation look so much better than i could with flash.īut with flash, i can animate faster than with toon boom and it's laid out better. I've used both, and i've gotten REALLY familiar with flash, but enjoy the features of toon boom. Since the last seven years I have been working extensively with Flash, knowing that with each version Adobe is not exactly being pro-animator ( rather pro interactive) and thus I have been slowly moving back to toonboom. I used to work with the earlier versions of toonboom, till I landed a job in the broadcast animation industry.įrom my experience only a handful of companies that I worked with were using toonboom, either because they had a pretty decent budget to work with (time=money) or was eyeing for a more traditional look in the art direction.
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