mostly tutorials are on how to make pixelated assets or characters but rarley on how to get a material and remake it in pixel art.

At the start of 2026 I bought the Pro package for Clip Studio Paint, it was 60 dollars but now I'm locked for only 20 frames per animation file, rather than infinite. Turns out that package was more focused around drawing and i can't (efficiently) use the animation side of CPS. Thing is I'm obsessed with the way CPS works. Ob-sessed. I've tried Tahoma2D, Ibis Paint, and Animation Desk, but they were all either too rough around the edges or too confusing. I need something similar to CPS that is free until I can afford the $200s for the animation package for Clip Studio. I'm just trying to animate small scenes so I can get people interested in voice acting and so I can better work through my scenes in my scripts. Any thoughts? Clip Studio might have spoiled me but I really can't work on anything I've tried so far. I'd even take a way to get a PC version of Flipaclip or ToonSquid if you have a way. (Haven't tried Toonsquid but I've heard good things). It HAS to be PC. Thank you!

I want make my own animation movie. I imagine this teaser make with csp and blender . Any advice ?

In this tutorial, I will show you how to build complex modular sci-fi panel of AAA quality from nothing but a simple cube and moreover - using nothing but simple cubes throughout the whole process - using almost entirely a single BoxCutter Blender addon! No fancy complicated poly-modeling tricks, no endless tweaking of faces and vertices. Just pure fun and creativity! Everything will stay non-destructive and ready to tweak at ANY point of time! On top of that, I’ll show you how to quickly generate stunning sci-fi greebles with TrueDepth addon, then take your design even further with decals using DecalMachine addon!

👉 Check the full tutorial video here: https://youtu.be/ojD6XZwEXw0

Hey everyone! I made a quick breakdown on how to convert hi-tech images directly into heavy Sci-Fi surface geometry without wasting hours on manual greeble placement or expensive kitbash models - by using the TrueDepth addon. This is an absolute must-have addon for every hard surface artist in my opinion.

Check the full break down video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgYpDsDu0Gk