This makes it REALLY easy to draw the in-between frames. These shells appear in green and blue, one for the frame before it and one for the frame after. It allows you to work within animation folders and you can see 'shells' or outlines of the last frame to work very easily. Outside of that major setback, CSP is actually AMAZING for 2D animation. I want the animation to be closer to 5 or 6 seconds so this was great for simply plotting out the animation. I will be exporting these as separate frames and using Photoshop to finalize.

So what you're seeing here is an animation made at 6FPS. I used it anyway because I needed to work in new environments (at a cafe, at a friends house) so I set it to 6FPS which generates 4 seconds of animation (6 x 4 = 24). The ipad version of CSP Pro only lets you work within 24 frames. It's honestly a pretty exciting way to do things with 1 major setback that I wouldn't fully recommend to anyone:ĬSP Pro (for iPad) only lets you work within 24 frames. Luckily, I recorded a bunch of BTS for it for later Patreon usage and get to drop it early :)įirst, this is my first animation made 100% on Clip Studio Paint (CSP Pro). This was originally NDA material for an ongoing project but the client switched directions (again) so this got scrapped.

Ipad clip studio paint