How to create Rotoscope Goal Animations | Adobe + EbSynth | elliano_

[@avalanche-arabic]

The best rotoscoping tutorials are on this channel, keep up the great work!!! Impressive!

[@Elliano_motion]

Thanks! 🙂

[@avalanche-arabic]

@@Elliano_motiondo you offer rotoscoping services by the way?

[@liquidsnake55]

I have seen your clips and have come to appreciate it even more now that I know the amount of work gone into each one of it. Really inspired. So much so, that I want to attempt it on a goal video of a goal in our local league here in South Africa. It does look like it will take a lot of time though, but I can't wait to get started. Thanks so much for this tutorial

[@jacobmilner9290]

The quality of your content is top tier, some more frequent uploads your channel would definitely blow up, but easier said than done😂 Thanks for the tutorial bro 👏🏻

[@Elliano_motion]

Thanks so much mate! Hoping to make more uploads on a regular basis but life keeps getting in the way 🤣 Here's hoping the next video won't take too long 🤞

[@BrigitteJoseph-b8f]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@sketchgoal]

Thanks for sharing your process! Awesome work, mate!

[@tevol7448]

Thank you for sharing how to recreate this incredible work

[@s.Q8]

Thank you

[@No.Seksensekiz]

this is gold. thx a lot!

[@s.Q8]

🔥

[@Fedaltennistv]

Thanks Man!! Loved the video. Can you help me with Fill option in Adobe Animate? It's not working, it doesn't fill. I've tried all options.

[@Elliano_motion]

Hey mate, thanks! Just a few things you should check. Is the outline of your drawing on the same layer, if not it won't connect so it won't fill. Does the outline connect if not fill that in with the brush tool till it connects then the brush should fill. You can change the fill amount on the fill bucket tool by clicking on a square when in the tool tab with the bucket selected, if the square is complete, click over it and it should give a close large gaps option at the bottom of the list, select that and should be good to go. Another thing is to check you haven't clicked the j button by mistake whilst drawing. If you do it will not connect your lines so you can't fill. If you see in the tool tab a box with a circle highlighted then click j to turn it off. Can you click on it and does it select the whole of your outline and it shows a dotted pattern around it? If not then select everything on that outline together together by holding shift and clicking over it. Then go to the modify tab and select break apart. This will turn everything back to a vector and should allow you to fill in your outline. And if doesn't fill try the other steps like changing the bucket fill settings in the tool tab with the bucket selected to close large gaps as mentioned previously. Hope this helps! 🙂

[@ayurvedagarden3488]

Just WOW

[@hungryeyes8467]

May I ask where you found the noise texture? Thank you for making this video. It's very helpful.

[@Elliano_motion]

Thank you for the kind words. A friend of mine created it for me years ago. If you search for noise video texture or dust and scratches video texture or film grain you should find something similar!

[@falfoulfalafil]

Is ig any copyrighting on this method? I need answer bro thanks

[@alexnetske6871]

Wouldn't it be faster to do everything with a rotobrush? In fact, everything had to be finalized frame by frame ...

[@Si_Stannard]

are you using a Wacom?

[@Elliano_motion]

I'm using a tablet but it isn't needed, I made a fair few of my animations with just a mouse.

[@Si_Stannard]

@@Elliano_motion nice one man. I'm going to give it a go. Hopefully the results come out as well as yours.

[@vhhhuyhoang9x708]

you do well but draw really well?