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This is a quick breakdown of my process for animating twitch emotes in Live2D. 1. Start with your art! I do a 2000sq. pixel canvas, with 300 DPI just to make sure I can print if I ever want to. Draw your art like normal, but be a bit more careful as you work so you can easily separate layers. 2. Cut the model into chunks (I show my personal cutting in the video). This is to be able to animate each part individually. 3. Save and import to Live2D. Make your parameters, generate mesh, and start rig
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This is a quick breakdown of my process for animating twitch emotes in Live2D. 1. Start with your art! I do a 2000sq. pixel canvas, with 300 DPI just to make sure I can print if I ever want to. Draw your art like normal, but be a bit more careful as you work so you can easily separate layers. 2. Cut the model into chunks (I show my personal cutting in the video). This is to be able to animate each part individually. 3. Save and import to Live2D. Make your parameters, generate mesh, and start rig
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