You can't change the mouths or add new ones in the application. You add them to the MOUTHS FOLDER on the hard drive then open papagayo and you have a new mouth to use. As mentioned earlier there will be an error but just ignore it and it works fine.
- In Papagayo your frames per second needs to be 25. Video shows you are using 24. 25 frames translates into.04 timing grid which is what Papagayo to LOR program expects. Yes papagayo was not written for long files. It does not display correctly on the end of long waves.
- Face with open mouth 128559: 1f62f: hushed face 128560: 1f630: face with open mouth and cold sweat 128561: 1f631: face screaming in fear 128562: 1f632: astonished face 128563: 1f633: flushed face 128564: 1f634: sleeping face 128565: 1f635: dizzy face 128566: 1f636: face without mouth 128567: 1f637: face with medical mask 128577: 1f641.
- Papagayo makes it easy to lip sync animated characters by making the process very simple – just type in the words being spoken (or copy/paste them from the animation’s script), then drag the words on top of the sound’s waveform until they line up with the proper sounds.
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Papagayo is a great (and free) program made by Mike Clifton and is distributed by LostMarble.com.Papagayo is designed to help you line up phonemes (mouth shapes) with the actual recorded sound of actors speaking. Papagayo makes it easy to lip sync animated characters by making the process very simple - just type in the words being spoken (or copy/paste them from the animation's script), then drag the words on top of the sound's waveform until they line up with the proper sounds.
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Papagayo can be downloaded from http://www.lostmarble.com/papagayo/ for either Windows or Mac.To add lip syncing to your Spriter animation you must follow the following steps after installing Papagayo: 1) Start Papagayo and load up your WAV file containing the dialogue into Papagayo by dropping the file into the designated spot in Papagayo’s window. Then in the “spoken text” window, type all of the words spoken in the sound file in their propper order. once you do so you’ll see orange blocks representing all the individual words spread out across the graphic representation of the sound file. Now left click and drag on the beginning block or the ending block of each word to properly make each word start and end properly according to the actual sounds.
2) Once all the words are properly aligned, export the file (DAT) from Papagayo making sure to have the export mode set to Anime Studio. (it is by default). Then make sure the sound file. (WAV) and the DAT file from Papagayo are in your Spriter projects folder, either directly or in a sub folder.
3) In order for lip syncing to work, you need to have created a series of swappable mouth images, each carefully designed to represent the pronunciation of specific sounds that people make while speaking. Each file must be carefully named exactly like the reference chart above shows. Create a folder in your Spriter project folder for each of the angles the mouth will be seen from...for example a folder called “mouth_sideview” and one called “mouth_frontview” and put all the appropriate mouth images into their folders. The animation you’ll be applying lip sync to should already have one of these mouth images present throughout the entire timeline, the “rest” image for example. If your head changes angles within the animation, you can image swap the mouth image at that point in the timeline from the mouth image “rest” in one folder to the “rest” image in the folder for the different angle...such as changing from front view to side view. (you can find other mouth shape references here: http://www.brashmonkeygames.com/spriter/Papagayo/PapagayoMouthShapes.html)
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4) In Spriter, once the animation is otherwise finished, add the sound file at the proper point in the animations time line. IMPORTANT: Because the next step in the process will permanently add a very large amount of key frames to the animation, which would make editing the animation after the fact very difficult, we highly recommend you first create a clone of the animation as a back-up BEFORE you proceed to step 4!
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5) Assuming you’ve made a backup copy of your otherwise finished animation as described above, now just find and right click on the graphical representation of the sound file in the timeline, and choose “import lip sync”. Then a small dialogue box will appear asking you to choose the lip Sinc File (This is the DAT file exported from Papagayo) and the “Mouth Timeline” (this is asking for the name of the object timeline, aka the sprite which Spriter will be image swapping to represent all the mouth shapes for the lip syncing. Once these options are set properly, click OK and the lyp syncing process should add all the necessary keyframes to the animation in order to change the mouth image at the appropriate times to represent the sound being made at that moment in time. Remember, if you need to change the animation after importing the lip sync, you should once again copy the back up of the animation that was created BEFORE the import of lip sync, edit the copy, and then re-import the lip sync. This process will ensure you always have a clean, lip sync free version of the animation to change and edit as needed