these are awesome tutorials in the learn portal
https://learn.toonboom.com/journeys/traditional-paperless-animator
The Introduction to Paperless Animation with Advanced and Premium module is really good.
Using the Tone Node for shading:
https://learn.toonboom.com/modules/introduction-to-paperless-animation-ink-and-paint/topic/activity-2-shading-a-paperless-animation?c=35
It does work on my cut out characters, just with no animation. Great for working up stills! My characters are shaded in their colours.
A good way to teach people how to change drawings. But use a peg!
https://learn.toonboom.com/modules/staging-and-camera-motions-for-a-paperless-animation-scene/topic/activity-1-animating-a-butterfly-on-a-trajectory?c=35
Also adding a camera will teach people how to use it all. This could be a more indepth way to teach stuff with a bouncing ball.
Open up the node view first. Start off with drawings frame by frame, then using a peg and one drawing, then changing the ball into other balls, then adding a camera zoom. Maybe shading?
background exporting and organising
https://learn.toonboom.com/modules/staging-and-camera-motions-for-a-paperless-animation-scene/topic/activity-2-exporting-a-background-for-colouring?c=35
Good for people to know if they're drawing backgrounds in photoshop.
Link for 21 priciples of animation!
http://www.angryanimator.com/word/2018/04/23/21-principles-of-animation/
