Thus, combining these focuses would yield a tripartite study on the animated ad and its relationship to consumer attitudes. 4, 5, 6 The term ‘involvement’ has been used to identify the process by which motivation moderates the link between ad exposure, processing and the attitude-formation process. Involvement issues have been studied in consumer behavior fields. This study aims to examine the effects of animation and its relationship to conative responses and to cognitive and affective processes by conducting an experiment under two different experimental designs. 1, 2, 3 Given the paucity of previous research on animation, this remains a relatively popular genre in advertising design. However, little research has been conducted on animated advertisements and animated characters as spokespersons that explore the cognitive and affective outcomes of this technique.
As a character-based business (for example, nonhuman characters to promote a product, brand and company), animation can expand the design of advertisements by applying digital content to different media, such as the Internet, mobile phone technology and television. That’s it for this video, until next time, this is Mark Diaz for 2DAnimation101.Advertising practitioners have recognized animation as a potential or popular creative advertising design tool, and a form of visual art in the entertainment industry. In general, if you are using Cartoon Animator 4, just focus on using G3 360 characters, and you are good to go :D So hopefully this little tutorial answers the question of how many character types there are in Cartoon Animator, and their differences. These ones are very similar to the G3 characters, except for the fact that you can set up a 360 face. These ones are also easier and faster to control, using bones.Īnd finally, we have G3 360 characters, the ones that came with Cartoon Animator 4. The characters looked way better, more modern and in general, I loved that I could create my own using Photoshop. To be honest, when I heard of CrazyTalk Animator 2 and the characters, I was not interested in the software.īut after they got CrazyTalk Animator 3, then they got my interest. They work perfectly for minimalist modern animation. These have no 3d, but I found them to be WAY better looking in terms of aesthetics and design. These ones where just better and handling CTS scripts, something I will not cover here, but you can read about it in the Reallusion Manual.
#Preferences cartoon animator 4 update
These came with an update of CrazyTalk Animator 2. Ok, now let’s go to the updated G2 characters. You can just bring the 3d Motion Key editor found in the tools bar, and you can change the angle. The interesting thing about these characters is that they can be animated in 3D. You can tinker with the controls, and you will instantly see that these types of characters are very different to control than the ones with bones.
These came with Cartoon Animator 4, the latest version of the software.Īnd once I have it in the workspace, I will press K to bring the Key Editor. Then, we have G3, the types of characters that came with version 3 of the software.Īnd finally, the newest ones, are the G3 360. Well, those were for an update in Version 2 of the software. So G2, if for the characters available in Version 2 of the software. Well, in that time it was called CrazyTalk Animator 2. When you read G2, it means that is the type of character used in Cartoon Animator 2.
So what you need to understand here is that each one of those numbers pertain to the version of Cartoon Animator. In this current version of Cartoon Animator 4, we have: Now, this is what I want to talk about right now in this video. Ok, so when you go to Cartoon Animator, and you want to add a character, you just go to Content Manager on the lower right of the screen.įrom there, you will see some tabs where you will find the one that says Actor. I have many students asking for this, so I thought I would just create a little tutorial explaining the different types of characters available in Cartoon Animator 4 so no one is confused about it. Mark Diaz here for 2DAnimation101 dot com, and in this video I will talk about the different types of characters available in Cartoon Animator 4.
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