Can I Change Animation Style with EbSynth?

[@danearmour]

Man thanks so much for sharing this, really exciting to see tech and art blending more than ever

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you! Yeah I'm really excited and a bit terrified where this style of software is going to go in the next few years

[@AnubisTheMaster]

@@BenMarriott do you have a Twitter or Discord?

[@rigamix]

Shut up Dane.

[@danearmour]

@@rigamix haha when will you be out of my life forever Denis

[@McDonnerbogen]

Pls add more keyframes

[@flexarnn]

Imagine using this to make the Sam Raimie spiderman movies look like Into the spiderverse. It probably wouldnt work so well but it could be neat.

[@BenMarriott]

Oh wow! That would be amazing. It would be great in the future to just select "make like spiderverse" on any media player. Gotta watch that "Into the Dr. Philverse" haha

[@HypeLozerInc]

@@BenMarriott lol, id watch that

[@litjellyfish]

flexxarnnn No its would not work so well. As this As told is maninly style or dull Change. Spider verse would require a lot of shape / outline changes which this not seems to handle.

[@spacedasher5237]

@@BenMarriott Definitely do this! I actually edited a video with the first Peter Parker introduction and Raimi's Spidey and having that look properly animated and Spider-Verse-y would be insane!

[@insanenikral7011]

@@spacedasher5237 I'm diving into testing Eb, I can test out a scene or two. Got any favorites from your edit?

[@CorrectsYou]

"Small domesticated kitten" >Shows a fully grown wild lynx

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, very observant :D

[@yahyabnegaming4167]

@@BenMarriott so obvious

[@Pi7on]

You should try to convert an ugly CG anime to a 2D style.

[@BenMarriott]

That's a great suggestion! Thank you :D

[@konodillerda7937]

Berserk

[@Pi7on]

@@konodillerda7937 yep, that's what I was thinking haha

[@johncamara29]

I vote Lion King

[@x1c3x]

John Camara That could be interesting if there are any very similar scenes (haven't seen it, but i imagine there are)

[@maybelater6282]

"Small domesticated kitten" bruh that's a whole bobcat-

[@BenMarriott]

;)

[@waxmaster-c]

Ben Marriott HAHA

[@hekkn]

Is that an SCP reference

[@nils900]

“It looses some of the hair, but that’s understandable when you get to a certain age” 😂 2:54

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, it's natural. Thank you so much! :)

[@ivanavalos3911]

And he told the joke with a very neutral tone of voice: that made it even more funny.

[@woofywoofy1689]

@@ascpixi please dont use youtube again thx

[@woofywoofy1689]

@@ascpixi no, but you are. see, what i was doing is called sarcasm. i used the same wording and format to portray the point that you dont need to be here.

[@woofywoofy1689]

​@@ascpixi i dont post so having more subscribers is a given. also, nobody asked for yours either but you provided it. the irony here comes from you.

[@wj11jam78]

Does this mean you could fully render your keyframes, but just do flat shading for the in-betweens? That could save a lot of time!

[@maksuree]

fuuuuuuture.gif

[@cosmicmatt]

Holy crap! I'm trying this.

[@ricklancaster2218]

Wj11jam what does that mean

[@wj11jam78]

@@ricklancaster2218 ​ Rick Lancaster - Souled Out Keyframes are the main frames of the animation. Usually, you'd draw the keyframes, and then add "inbetweens" to connect them up, and make the animation more fluid. So you'd usually start with the first keyframe, and the final keyframe. You'd then fill it in between there. Rendering and flat shading are different ways of colouring in a drawing. A flat colour drawing it just a shape, it doesn't have shading or "depth". A full render, on the other hand, will be the fully completed drawing. It'll have complete shading and "depth". I'm not actually an animator, so I might have gotten some of that wrong. I'm pretty sure it's all correct, though.

[@wj11jam78]

@@cosmicmatt Cool! I'd like to see how it turns out. Maybe make a video, or send a gif here, if you get around to finishing it?

[@peterjunior]

Beautiful! Appreciate the time you put into this, precious information. 🙏🏻

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you so much for the kind support!! :)

[@NewMateo]

Theoretically couldnt I just grab a few frames and run them through a "style transfer" program and then run those through this program for almost an entirely new stylized scene? This thing is awesome!

[@BenMarriott]

Oh wow! That's a great idea. I'm definitely going to give that a go. Thanks so much for sharing :D

[@NewMateo]

@@BenMarriott Haha looking forward to it. Excited to see what can be done! Would be pretty crazy to see some Van Gogh inspired simpsons scenes :p

[@jossipepegonzalez]

@@NewMateo @Ben Marriott Had the exact same idea when I first saw EBsynth and tried it.... and it works great! check here a test I did...instagram.com/p/B1cSJc5nDFU/ Only issue I found, is finding an online free style transfer that gives me a full res output... most I've found either adds a logo in the corner which I have to paint out or it outputs a low res version, so you have to scale it back up to match the source footage otherwise EBsynth doesn't work. Do you know of any good free ones online? OR free standalone ones?

[@LucaW.]

@@jossipepegonzalez The site Deepdreamgenerator.com let's you do some but unless you use the site often enough, you will only be allowed to do a few big pictures a day. (And even when you get allowed to more, it's still not a lot but I guess it must be very intensive for them to need to limit it like that) I think it's worth a try though. Also, the program Waifu2x can upscale images without adding jpeg artifacts, so that could be very helpful too.

[@nirdeshshrestha9056]

@@jossipepegonzalez wow thanks for the awesome idea

[@BENBOBBY]

Could fix the Sonic movie in seconds!

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, I bet they're using it right now

[@AvelTheCat]

they "gotta go *fast* "

[@JBlooey]

Uh...meow?

[@AvelTheCat]

@@JBlooey ???

[@carmoni6528]

@@AvelTheCat do you not get it

[@YowLife]

This looks pretty cool, and I hope it becomes even more impressive in the future. As for now, it seems like an animator would have to do a bit of extra work just to use it. I'm not sure how practical it would be in that regard.

[@FTFEOfficial]

I used it to make a pretty impressive old man effect

[@kennyvisions]

That’s sort of how I’m feeling. I just started an animation series (working on episode 2 rn) and this would be really helpful in improving quality without taking years per episode. However at least as it is right now it seems a little more trouble than it’s worth. But who knows. I’ll play around with it and see but I’m guessing it’s still a couple years away from being at the point where it would be worth it for me.

[@dissidents1542]

Your easily one of the best channels on the sit. Originality is hard to find an you've got it in boat loads. Great vid again

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you so much! That's so amazing to hear. So glad you're enjoying my videos :) I really appreciate the encouragement

[@elronman]

This is actually realy disturbinlgy useful for general animation. being able to render a hyper detailed shadow and then apply it to everything in the shot is nutts.

[@MarkArandjus]

The people who made A Scanner Darkly are looking at this and going 'YOU KIDS GOT IT EASY!'

[@BenMarriott]

Haha oh yes

[@MarkArandjus]

@Zcooger Second Channel I grew up watching T&J and Looney Toons and Tartakovsky and it breaks my heart seeing how everybody's doing the vector look with thin straight lines now. It's too often a poor imitation of Adventure Time.

[@deadringer6759]

Man, I was watching this thinking that scanner darkly could do with this and so much more stuff that's come out since it was made. Scanner Darkly footage + drug replicator effects + psych art + this software could give it justice.

[@RossStern]

Wow this really makes that "Loving Vincent" movie look easy to make

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, they probably just clicked render and put their feet up for the rest of the day :D (they worked so damn hard)

[@guidobruzzone7585]

@MageBurger still a boring movie not even starred by Vincent.

[@pauldeddens5349]

It was an okay movie plot wise but absolutely beautiful, the concept could have been used better with a different setting (Im thinking Sci-Fi, or maybe even steampunk/cyberpunk), but that wouldve taken away from it in certain aspects, the novelty of an oil painted movie based on vincents art style and death is quite interesting, even if not wrote interestingly

[@guidobruzzone7585]

South West no, I expected a movie in which the main character is actually Vincent van gogh

[@guidobruzzone7585]

South West a movie is about entertainment, if it’s a boring movie it failed at it’s core. I saw the trailer and expected to see Vicent as a main character in a movie called Loving Vincent.

[@inkkles]

some professional uses for this really is shooting live-action and then stylizing it its a massive game changer and a very powerful creative tool that's being used fantastically by creators like Joel Haver god I love that man

[@nm_giko]

Everybody when you open a bag of chips in class: 3:45

[@BenMarriott]

Haha I know that look! :)

[@onyxcam6ion55]

HeY mAn LeT mE hAvE sOmE pLeAsE!!!!!

[@xdlmaoooo]

Is this a jojo-reference?

[@nm_giko]

@@xdlmaoooo How?

[@victoranne5913]

Holy crap this can help independent creators. Imagine just one creator making a series by very basically animating something and painting every major change in the animation or movements. Or maybe a collaboration between two or more where one artist animated and the other paints and you can put them together to create beautiful animations. This can also help costs with shows and can offer more cost viable art styles.

[@neoshenlong]

Im very dissapointed by the ending of your video, was expecting your outro to be an animated painted version of yourself

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, my apology. This actually sounds awesome, I'll try to give it a go next time!! :)

[@ShwappaJ]

@@BenMarriott "...and then we'd get the chair..." His pupils being blurred out like that... actually fits the scene better, if you ask me.

[@michaelmuller6029]

I just wanna give you a quick shoutout for your choice of background music. its just perfect.

[@joannot6706]

Apparently it doesn't use AI according to the channel "two minutes paper"

[@josephbrandenburg4373]

And according to the readme on github.

[@ThePotato_]

Also says it in the description

[@joannot6706]

@@ThePotato_ didn't read the description, I reacted to what was said in the video. I did not see if he corrected his mistake or not.

[@BenMarriott]

You're 100% Correct, sorry for the confusion :)

[@pmrd]

Was about to comment this

[@christopherfreytag7518]

I'm stoked to see a gracefully evolving animation. Like start with a stick figure, that walks / fight ("fast" animatable) then draw a bit more thick figure -> animate, now use the new animation as reference and evolve even more, until you reach a morty like animation. Try to evaluate how many animation steps you need between stick figure and "full" character.

[@BenMarriott]

Oh wow, that's such a cool idea

[@worstever5151]

I’m loving how fun your videos are! Best thing for a Monday too

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, that's awesome! Thank you :)

[@jurgenanimation]

Hi Ben, thanks again for sharing your experiences! I was talking to one of my colleagues: He works as a developer on machine learning. (photo recognition algorithms) His thoughts are that more input yields better results. So the more references are fed into the system, the better the frame to frame motion of this will get. I agree with you that this is potentially a powerfull tool. Very much looking forward to how this software will help in a faster turnaround on project that are made in AE, but by the use of a few keyframes may actually look a little more like frame by frame animation.

[@BenMarriott]

Amazing, this type of synthesis software is going to be so powerful soon. :) Can't wait to see what happens with it

[@insanenikral7011]

I'm very tempted to try this for 3D->2D anime style Blender is still annoying to figure out and tweak normals for exact shadow shaping, so I honestly wouldn't mind hand shading 4 or 5 frames out of a 30 frame animation to make sure my shadows and lines look exactly how I want

[@BenMarriott]

That would be amazing. Yeah, even though over multiple frames it seems like a lot of work. It's still so much less than animating every frame.

[@insanenikral7011]

@timeofsage The only pro I could think of this method is that the program is free?

[@niamhmajor2733]

Im creating an animated film which involved a TON of rotoscoped animation, this software would save me so much time when it comes to more detailed rotoscoping. Brilliant!

[@BenMarriott]

Amazing! I hope it helps you :D

[@niamhmajor2733]

@@BenMarriott thank you! 😁, I think it definitely will. Going to give the program a go when I can!

[@sheeloesreallycool]

I actually thought you got an art degree for this one video. Boy was I wrong. Good video!

[@livinity2466]

2:55 "It loses some of the hair, but that's understandable when you get to a certain age" What a joker, Ben.

[@AnonYmous-xw1jn]

I can see so many animated media being remastered with that technology

[@BenMarriott]

Definitely! It though it about it while trying to paint over these old SD clips

[@mrbigh36]

Wow! this was really intersting! It's really cool to see how AI might affect animations. Cheers Ben!

[@BenMarriott]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it

[@RenbeOfficial]

for those with no digital painting skills: run your keyframes through the ai that can stylise images based upon an input material. it can have really realistic results for different artistic styles and could then be fed into the animation AI to do this type of work rather fast!

[@BenMarriott]

Great recommendation! Pairing these tools is a really smart idea

[@alyissaaragon6943]

Do you perhaps have the name of the AI you mentioned? I tried putting a painted filter on a picture and it could not read it

[@peterlikesthis]

Whoa, i can see some cool uses for this stuff. Especially for small motion, or keyed out footage especially.

[@BenMarriott]

Absolutely, It's going to be an interesting time for AI and animation in the future

[@eric.waffles]

It kinda reminds of the new art style of the newer Spongebob movies. And that's a good thing!

[@HardcoreGecaTa]

Oh my god, I came for the AI tutorial but I can't stop replaying your intro. IT'S SOOO AWESOOOME.

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, thank you so much for watching!! :)

[@leftclot]

Watching this reminded me of slowly editing photos vs slapping a vsco filter on it. Interesting how tech and art is advancing

[@RahhmiPoofs]

you've inspired me and others to try stuff with this over the last 4 years. thank you very much for this video. It led to really fun results. I used it for upscaling videogame graphics.

[@Larry]

Is this software how they animated A Scanner Darkly?

[@BenMarriott]

Nope they did it all by hand! :)

[@Larry]

@@BenMarriott Wow, that must have been incredibly time consuming. I wonder if any original footage of the movie exists, to see a comparison on what this software would achieve on it.

[@TheBrazilRules]

Unless they are time travellers

[@harrenysk]

this is great. It reminds me of some scenes in spongebob where the artstyle suddenly shifts to a realistic style to emphasize some moment of the episode.

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, those are my absolute favourite parts

[@PINKAS1]

Simpsonwave 3.0

[@BenMarriott]

It's what we all deserve

[@AwkwardTurd]

Goals! I love how you said, "I spent money on this art degree and I better put it to use." I am currently getting my degree soon and looking for options! Glad I found your channel. c: I look forward to seeing more.

[@lukasbieri]

EBSynth is really cool - I'm planning on applying it to CG animation, I think because of the more subtle changes from one frame to another, this could work even better - that would allow for some really fresh CG looks :)

[@BenMarriott]

That would be amazing. :D I think you're definitely right

[@lukasbieri]

@@BenMarriott I'm actually on it right now, it is just a short experiment and I created the keyframes using the AI from DeepArt because I'm not that experienced with drawing. But if the initial experiment is a success, I will definitely try it with other CG scenes and invest more time and effort to improve the results :)

[@bjkrisay]

Wow, this software really is next level. The more I see of Adobe After Effects, and programs like this, the more my imagination gets going! Thank you for your clear and concise explanations!

[@tsukiche5939]

Hey that means you could apply the classic DBZ style of colouring back into Super, I've seen a lot of still fan art, but to see it animated would be awesome!

[@terner1234]

Heavy

[@calvingates6185]

Dude that would be so lit

[@TheSCPStudio]

Nooo, it would ruin Super. Dbz style is so outdated and bland.

[@dennisdustin6895]

@@TheSCPStudio be prepared for endless amount of DBZ fans will come after you, relentlessly.

[@Ludifant]

I had exactly the same idea on an animation I'm working on.. Can't wait to get started. I now know more what to expect. I was affraid the lack of detail in the input would render it useless, but apparantly it DOESN'T, Yiiihaa!

[@BenMarriott]

Amazing! I'd love to see it :D

[@GeahkBurchill]

You said “vandalize” and now I want to see an animated sequence with literal graffiti.

[@JamesDaly]

So cool seeing AI (for the views) mixed with animation, insane that it can render that entire last scene from one frame. Awesome video 😄👏

[@JMPDev]

“You need a PNG sequence” every file in the folder shown is a JPG 🤔

[@artemiscloud3922]

I love you man. Your martial gets me so excited to keep animating . 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, thank you so much :)

[@yahyabnegaming4167]

ben Marriott: 'sees giant bobcat' small domesticated kitten

[@CocoaBeans660]

Your intro is way too radical for me to handle. I love it

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, thank you so much :)

[@metalslayer777]

5:00 WOAH! That was scary!

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, right?! I didn't expect that at all :)

[@TelcomTransmissions]

There’s so much cool new software coming out! Didn’t know about this title, will definitely be checking it out. Could make for some great KZbin content. Thanks for sharing!

[@CloverAnimations]

Normal person: record a video. Me:Take every picture as a keyframe and put it in an order.

[@zoejiang4372]

You posted on Monday! What a wonderful surprise!!

[@BenMarriott]

haha, yes! Thank you for the support :)

[@shinymoltres73]

Great video! I'd love to see what this tool can do to some Pokemon scenes

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, yes, Pokemon is an awesome option!! :)

[@sdasdadg35915]

You are a legend dude, I am going to watch your entire videos on today. :)

[@Naundob]

Amazing, but I don't really understand from the ebsynth tutorial how to apply more than one keyframe (cat sample project).

[@BenMarriott]

I had trouble with that 2. I think they rendered out 2 img sequences and comped them together in AE. That looked like a lot of work so maybe there's a way to blend them in the software that I couldn't figure out.

[@Naundob]

@@BenMarriott Yes, this was my guess, too. Thanks!

[@MenkoDany]

Hey Ben! As a programmer, I think it would benefit you to know how this algorithm works. Just skimming through the paper helps. It probably will not work that well with this kind of animations because of the low temporal coherence/stability. If the shape of the mouth completely changes from frame to frame the assumptions of the algorithm breaks down and as such it's obvious the results aren't as great (still impressive!)

[@MenkoDany]

One thing I suggest you try is the following: generate intermediate frames and then feed that to the algorithm. Use whatever after effects has to created inbetween frames, at least 4 in case of completely different shapes and 1-2 in case the shapes are similar. Then run that on EbSynth, and pick out the original animation frames without the inbetween frames. It will either be significantly better at the cost of more processing time, or much worse :) But it is worth a try!

[@jamesoakley5742]

@@MenkoDany Hey Menko have you got a link to the paper you mentioned I would love to read it

[@BenMarriott]

Thanks so much for such a thorough response! Yes, using this has gotten me a lot more interested in this type of software. I'll definitely give it read. Thanks so much :D

[@Krn0530]

I need to see a movie like this

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, that'd be an interesting one!! :)

[@mincraftcreatore]

Someone already did. Its called Loving Vincent.

[@motionbynick]

This is sooooooo awesome. Can't wait to try this out.

[@BenMarriott]

Thanks so much dude! It's really fun to try the really wacky stuff

[@ross]

you have a kind face

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you friend. You have a kind heart :)

[@thealt1375]

Thank god this video randomly popped up in my feed. I was looking for this program for months to no avail

[@OwtDaftUK]

It makes Simpsons look like claymation like Wallice and Grommit or something.

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, you're so right :D

[@eduardocruces3030]

thank you so much i had this mind itchy and really need to know how this was done, sharing the knowledge it is so noble, great video!

[@aliartdrawings2392]

Imagine if hollywood actually used this software by training it even more for making the van gogh movie

[@aliartdrawings2392]

they could save a lot of money

[@BenMarriott]

That would be amazing. I can't wait to see how this develops in the future :D

[@sapphirewine7470]

the artifacts in the animated logo look pretty cool to be honest

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you! maybe I shouldn't have dismissed it. I'll definitely keep playing around with it in more :)

[@TheRealGears]

2:35 *eyes turn white* _A N D T H E N W E D G E T T H E C H A I R_

[@Yipper64]

i cant wait to see this sort of thing get implemented into TV animation. like that should make the process even easier while still looking good right? so we can have more styles and better animation in general!

[@DuncanSmith]

You should do Lord of the Rings with Van Goghs style of painting 👊🏻

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, that'd be an awesome idea!! I'd love to see what it'll look like :)

[@Easterhands]

AI + animation is so exciting. Most recently I saw a motion interpolation ai being used on stop motion. The future is exciting for sure

[@wazy1852]

I understood that the software doesnt even use AI. Right?

[@BenMarriott]

Yes that's correct. I touch on that briefly in the video and more in the description. Using AI in the title was just to explain the concept quickly. (although I do feel dirty doing it)

[@griffinstopsign]

im subscribing for that intro alone, so cool

[@DinoDave935]

There should be a WW2 movie with the "We need you" poster as the main colours

[@BenMarriott]

Oh that's such a good idea :D

[@stejac133]

wasn't that ww1 though

[@mynameisChesto]

Man, coming back to this after the rise of Dall-E 2, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney... how time flies.

[@taffyadam6031]

DO MORE ALSO DO SPONGEBOB WITH THE KEYFRAMES BEING THOSE CLOSEUPS

[@BenMarriott]

Haha That might be the best suggestion yet!

[@taffyadam6031]

Ben Marriott thank you! Eveb though they didn’t always do the closeups to represent 1:1 the animated drawing there have got to be a bunch of episodes where you could at least take whatever was drawn grotesquely and scale it down over the actual animation of the character Edit Specifically the battle for bikini bottom episode might work or maybe that one with who ya callin pinhead

[@eclatshwartzbaumcybertune2063]

Some modern animation looks simple to me so im happy to see paint textures 😊😊😊.

[@TyshaggyGaming]

I would personally like to see how you could mess with the original Ben 10 cartoon

[@BenMarriott]

Oooo great suggestion!

[@gigatronusprime]

The transformations would look even more stunning.

[@basedbattledroid3507]

It kinda looks like a moving version of the covers from those old Treehouse of Horror comics, also reminds me of claymation, the way the shapes move, and the transition from flat scenes to detailed close-ups of Homer remind me of the "oil painting" stills that were frequently done in Ren and Stimpy, very nicely done!

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, you're right! Thanks so much. Oh I love those gross intense close-ups in Ren & Stimpy

[@basedbattledroid3507]

@@BenMarriott haha, no, thank You! This was great to watch, and I downloaded EB synth to try it out for myself right after watching this.

[@brotatochip3238]

I either want to see a South Park or Kim Possible ai generated video

[@BenMarriott]

Both would be great for this, especially South Park :)

[@BoldBreak]

Mind Blowing!! The testing was very informative. I've already downloaded it !!

[@AironyAi]

Is this the beginning of the end of the Illustrator/designer/artist? 😅

[@BenMarriott]

Nah, just a different type of artist.

[@KrabbyPatty]

2:16 Do you happen to know if there's some effect that can make 2D cartoon footage look like what you did to it? I'm not that good in painting, but I'd like to put this kind of 3D effect on other cartoons :)

[@Flatlined804]

Animators : "my time has come"

[@BenMarriott]

Finally!

[@justanewguy4703]

Help me pls: When i do it i get an error. I did it exactly the way you said. But it says that the video file is missing. I have the folder picture selected from the original png frequency. But is always says: Error: missing file C: (my png file destination)

[@mvvo7366]

i immediately subbed after seeing the manta ray butt

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, thank you so much! :D

[@GillusBaggins]

Great software, great use of the possibilities !

[@BenMarriott]

Absolutely. Its going to be a wild future :D

[@shadp7552]

They should've done this to the Sonic movie

[@tomaspetruz7774]

I also mostly tried it with one key frame (the one provided by draw with jazza) and the result is mind-blowing!

[@belko11]

That is how they did new Lion King movie

[@BenMarriott]

Someone added the animated style back into the new Lion King using this method :D

[@irshman1845]

I think I am going to have a lot of fun with this program. Especially using it on some of my own artwork.

[@heemsdomge7485]

why do i keep thinking shrek movie but the movements is endgame

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, that would be amazing :D

[@gangstasteve5753]

Thanks for showing this software it looks so cool!

[@sweetheartsoap7161]

You just gotta do something with jojos bizarre adventures, a classic

[@poproxycodone6409]

this was so dope! you should try using it with more art styles. like changing 3d animation to anime, or 70s cartoon network in to ghibli. im super excited to see communities around this software grow, the intertextual remix potential is limitless!!

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you! Awesome suggestions :) It's going to be a crazy future with these type of software

[@bananachild1936]

There will be a point in time where anything can be done with a single press of a button, and an A.I will do the rest.

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, I agree. It'd be so helpful but also terrifying at the same time :)

[@Chandlerbingeling]

Hm...will be pretty boring for humans.

[@vincev4630]

@@Chandlerbingeling - Not at all. Humans will have a better chance at creating fluently. In the past, 3D animation required a studio. Now we have single developers making Ultra realistic shortfilms. There are always ambitous people out there so we should expect some amazing pro work done by indies in the future.

[@pictzone]

@@vincev4630 what does AAA mean?

[@vincev4630]

@@pictzone - Tripple A; meaning industry standard.

[@Boon_4444]

Woah- this is so cool! I cant wait to see what this thec could do of it got developed a bit more

[@KentoNishi]

Does anyone else recognize this from Two Minute Papers?

[@BenMarriott]

Yep! He did a great video explaining all of the stuff I didn't understand haha

[@gusteixeira5011]

How can you only have 24k followers... your content is amazing, and that intro Song... perfect for that animation

[@BenMarriott]

Haha, thank you so much for your support Gustavo!! I'm glad you dig that intro!! :)

[@Glitchtophertm]

Looks pretty good. The live action footage used with this kinda reminds me of rotoscoping, and if anything, this could be a fun tool for that.

[@BenMarriott]

Absolutely! anything that can make rotoscoping easier :)

[@giandevita658]

your channel is amazing i really hope you blow up bro

[@BenMarriott]

Thank you so much! :D I really appreciate the support