AiAn
A 2D animation engine that turns character images and a written script into an animated film with voice and lip sync.
Overview
AiAn takes a small number of character images and a script, and produces an animated film.
It separates the character into layers, rigs a skeleton, drives it from the script, and renders 2D animation with generated speech and lip sync. Character sheets give a character several angles; an editor lets a human correct joints when the automatic rig gets one wrong; PSD files can be imported for artists who would rather draw than describe.
It exists because animated storytelling is slow, and because a studio that publishes video needs a way to make it that does not depend on other people's footage.
Key features
What it does
- 01
Script to film
A written script drives the shot list, the acting and the timing.
- 02
Automatic layering and rigging
Character images are separated and given a skeleton without hand-cutting every part.
- 03
Voice and lip sync
Generated speech is matched to mouth movement.
- 04
Correctable rigs
An editor for fixing joints the automatic pass gets wrong.
- 05
PSD import
Bring artwork in from the tools illustrators already use.
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