i painting sequencer animation in gimp with gmic plug-in
I wish to use gmic without gimp and interpolar of the points painted…
gmic j01.png -input_gpl paleta.gpl -x_colorize[0] 1,1024,1,[-1] -k[0] -s c,{3-s} -o j01c.png
But no as know where paint before… It would need the list of points of painted of gmic
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I would wish to create something like this in gmic+gimp, to paint sequences of images.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc6m0BdjHuo
Opentoonz Is free, but does not run in gnu/linux, besides prefer to follow using gimp 
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Have you looked at the GIMP Animation Package? Also, Krita is about to gain some animation features as well.
I use synfig studio animation. I use to paint drawings pixelares use gimp with gmic. I thought in a way but fast to do it.
You should talk to Jehan. He is one of the GIMP developers and at the moment creating a movie with GIMP:
I also make a short with gimp and gmic. I think that painting 50 frames with gmic could be but easy using linearts. It would like me that it was but fast.
I did some programs to my work.
my programs: GitHub - 4232/quinema: https://git.tuxfamily.org/4232/quinema.git
i wish to do that gmic paint 50 frames at the same time.
Try clone effect:
http://dcgi.felk.cvut.cz/home/sykorad/ink-and-ray.html
My pseudo script:
- Color for levels (layers)
2. Complete holes
3. Round holes. This is missing me
4. Add Shadown and textures
5. Shadown texture and real color
other texture for example
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It is missing me the step 3 round the holes are lines black
OK, you made me think about a possible filter to ease the illumination of shapes.
I’m not sure this is way to investigate further, so maybe you can tell me ?
At this point, this is what I’m able to do, from a binary shape (left) to an automatically illuminated version (right):
We could think about adding lot of options of course to set up the light color, direction, and so on…
This is for the moment just a proof of concept.
Do you think it can be interesting ?
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This result is very good, only needs multiniveles axometric are an alone origin of light and variable projected shadows.
What I look for is to create a similar result to east:
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I don’t remember the state of Opentoonz on linux back in 2016, but I think it works fine as of today.
Has this affected your animation workflow? Have you moved over to Opentoonz?
Or are you using another tool?
I take the bad decision to begin with synfig and keep it.
Surely, it used blender (in 2D) for my next work.
I use gimp + g’mic + synfig
In Opentoonz the program (GTS) to paint cels don’t work in GNU/Linux only for windows
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