I think it should be a basic rundown of functionality and best practices regarding setup followed by the 12 principles of animation and different ways of executing them in Toonboom and then coloring, effects, and other post-production stuffs.

There is no real demand for it, unfortunately. Even if you make it super-clear, super polished, just the right runtime for tutorial vids, it's a pretty niche so you'd be building a new audience from scratch.

I do still recommend it for you. Structuring a curriculum and teaching people is one of the best ways to shake off any rust and solidify the skill for yourself.

I was thinking of something aimed towards teaching the software specifically, and not necessarily the animation principle except when necessary. There are already some youtube channels of animators way more skilled and experienced than me (Toniko Pantoja and Aaron Blaise, just to give you a couple names) to learn that. On the other hand, the resources to learn Harmony are a bit more limited, there's "the Onionskin", "Chluaid", aka Adam Phillips, and all the stuff on the official Toonboom site, which paraphrases their online documentation, but nothing from people who have used the software in a production like environment (at least as far as i know). I know that I can't build a following exclusively based on FA watchers alone, but it can give me a start if I get a few dozens of people interested in learning the software.

As for the last point you made, I'm actually teaching Harmony professionnaly to animation students in their final year, So I already have a curriculum ready that just needs to be adapted to a different format of teaching.

Thanks for giving me your point of view on the idea by the way, I really apreciate that you took the time to do that.

As someone learning how to create in Animate & Flash, I'd find it very informative.

some knowledge of Flash or After effects (or both) can be really helpful to get into Harmony since it uses a lot of concepts from these two softwares with some interesting tweeking here and there.

Im not here for porn tablet I just love your stuff I would like some toonboom specific tutorial since there are too many for the other software

Noted!

I'd love that :3 I'm still figuring out various tools and tricks on Harmony I might not know about

I'm still upset they removed the nodes, though...

They didn't remove the nodes, they just made them exclusive to premium in Harmony, which is a shame since it's one of the best aspects of Toonboom

yeah, I used a fair bit of it when I was working on an indie game and grew used to them... I doubt I can afford Premium just to have them back

Yeah... they really need to make premium affordable for indie artists (and not just students and teachers). Right now I think it's the biggest obstacle for people outside of the industry to learn the program.

they shouldn't have de-listed Studio either, it could've been sold at a cheaper price for newcomers who want to fiddle with TB before making the decision to upgrade to Harmony

Agreed, or at least give a node view with very basic nodes (composite, blur, cutter and blending) in Essentials and Advanced.

pretty much, I'm sorta stuck needing to do those effects in After Effects if I need them, and I'm lazy to even boot that up

I would love some adv stuff.
I need to figure out how to quickly get rigs going. It kills my motivation to make a simple little thing. When the rigging takes me two days

Yesyesyesyes please! <3
I've had some ToonBoom training but it was a while ago and I'm worried I'm gonna forget everything as I haven't had the opportunity to practice ;w;

Oh this is actually very relevant to my interests.

I'd totally watch them. I'm mostly interested to see a demonstration of your workflow and to see what features of it you personally use, as opposed to a general overview of every single feature of it.

Also, I'd be watching the videos to be sold on the program, and see if it's a good alternative to other animation programs. TV paint has a goddamn nightmare of a user interface, and clip paint studio is pretty bare bones.

As far as format, I feel like anything is fine. As long as the videos have a little polish, and you have decent presentation skills. (I love chluaid, but 5 minutes of his tutorials and I'm falling asleep. Whereas Aaron blaise videos are always presented well and entertaining.)

That would be interesting and worth a watch.
I've been eyeing ToonBoom for a while, as well as SmithMicro's Moho animation software.

I think it'd be pretty cool to see the ins and outs of the program as well as occasional tutorials on how to animate and such.
Any approach to presenting it would be fine.

But I'm into both porn and technical animation stuff!

Learning the ins and outs of how the software itself functions would be helpful to me. I know frame by frame animation already in reference to flash, so seeing how it can be done on a software package that is built with that in mind would be awesome.

I'm coming in late to this discussion since I missed it at first, but I wanted to chime on how I'd be very interested in seeing anything that you'd care to upload on Toon Boom tutorials. I do have Harmony Premium and while there ARE other youtube channels to learn they're not all created equal and furthermore each person has their own perspective on how they go about creating artwork and animation within Harmony. One fellow I watch for example is a wizard at creating animation and illustrations but only uses the pencil tool for creating line art and in my experience pencil lines create a whole lot of depth sorting headaches when trying to later update those lines into discreet colors which is why I resorted to only drawing with the brush tool. Consequently I haven't been able to enjoy the benefits of the pencil tool and I have yet to see any tutorials that comment on this. I'm not asking if you can answer it, but I use it as an example of how you might be able to offer some insight into certain aspects of the software that nobody else could, and how that would be a benefit not just to the folks here on FA watching you but anyone going on Youtube looking for information on Harmony.

I look forward to seeing whatever you end up sharing!

I'm planning to go in depth with all the tools to draw, colour, and assist animation in vectors. There are a ton of little things that can really help in some situation and make vector drawing much more comfortable than it is in Flash. Not for the first video though, but that's planned.

YES YES YES FOR THE LOVE OF ALL YES