If you feel like you're not sure about it's full extent, then it just means you should experiment more. But it doesn't really matter what software you use, as long as you feel comfortable with it. My partner started drawing and animating (for the first time) with it in December, and she's been really enjoying it.Īs for if it's good for long term use? Sure, I can see it being good for a long time. If I wasn't so used to using SAI I would be using it more often.

I've tried FireAlpaca recently and I have to say that I quite enjoy it it's much more functional than SAI is in my opinion, and I've tried my hand in animating with it. So for anyone who truly mastered how to use it, is it ACTUALLY that good for long-term use? And mind giving out some advanced tips for me with regards to brush settings, layers, and animation? I've been using FireAlpaca for my digitals for at least two years now, and I'm still feeling like I'm not really sure about the full extent of what this program can do. The app will save your animations and audio information, so you can continue editing the audio when returning the app.At 2/17/21 04:24 PM, MysteriousZKelroth wrote: The steeper the line is, the drastic volume change there will be.Īfter you are all set, tap the “Save” button to export the animation. Control the volume by dragging the two ends of the audio bar. Move the audio bar close to the indicator, and the bar will snap to the indicator. If you want to move the audio bar to a precise location, please move the indicator to the desire position. Mouse: left-click and drag one end of the audio bar to shorten the audio Touch gesture: Drag the one end of the audio bar to shorten the audio. Mouse: roll the mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out the panel Touch gesture: two-finger spread or pinch to zoom in and out the panel You can easily view the length of each audio track on the interface or move it to different parts of the animation. You can import audio clips or add new recordings to the animations. Export your animation as a video, the app will lead you to an audio editor.

How to save a animation in firealpaca