The farthest I have gotten is exporting the file from Toon Boom Harmony as a PNG/TIF and then importing to AE, but then it only shows up as one layer and acts as an image instead of me being able to move around the arms and such indivudually. I tried reading other threads and topics and read some stuff about alphachannels, rendering as an animation and then checking "keyframe - all", and something about checking "millions of colors +" as an output option all in Toon Boom Harmony, but for the life of me cant find the option for any of these to even test them. I was planning on exporting the files to Adobe AE for the animation process, but can't quite figure out how to properly do this.
Any image size will work but default size for a palette image is 177 x 111, which is probably optimal and recommended.I am creating a web series and have been using Toon Boom Harmony Essentials to create characters, backgrounds, and items, I have never animated before in my life so please make your answer understandable to a noob lol. Alternatively, you can drop the image in the Common>Swatches folder to add it to the default list of swatches. If you just want to share colors from one scene or character, you can do a single frame render and then import that image to the color palette for sampling a cleaner way would be to sample the colors from a render in Photoshop, fill a grid with the samples, and then import that image. In other words, you can drop any image you want in the list as use that instead. Simplify your 2D and 3D Toon Boom Harmony animated projects with these basic shortcuts for Windows and macOS Toon Boom Harmony is a 2D animation tool that. If it's strictly colors you wish to share, the color 'palette' is just an image file, not an editable color tiles UI like in Photoshop or Illustrator. (That's how I used to do it before Styles could be added to the Library.) Alternatively, you can apply styles to a set of shapes and import them into other scenes. Creating Styles is done through the Styles panel, and Style sets can be saved in the Library for sharing.
Styles are made up of any renderable property, so that includes line weights, brushes and shading fx as well as color. If you want presets that you can apply to shapes and share between files, you want to set up custom Styles. I think you might be asking for two different things here.
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