I would go for the first solution.Summary: Blender builds its fame by 3D animation making and 3D modeling, but its Video Sequence Editor should not be ignored either. Or finnaly You could just send the the handdrawn part and 3d staircase to different view layers, and finish it in the compositor (putting the ball animation on top of the stairs) But still, you got the part at the end, where the ball is supposed to be behind the stairs.
Or you could use the the "3d cursor" drawing mode, and make sure that the cursor is on correct place on every keyframe. In 2.8 You have to be really carefull while chosing position of your grease pencil object, and the mode of drawing (origin, 3d cursor etc.) I would make the bouncing ball a separate grease pencil object, and animate it's positon first, making sure that the GP object stays on top of the 3d stairs, and then make handdrawn part. There was an option to keep the grease pencil always on top of 3d objects (it was called x ray i think). I guess it wouldn't be a problem in Blender 2.79. (I tried to search for an existing topic about this but couldn't find it, so apologies if this has been asked before.) Any tips or solutions would be greatly appreciated! There must be a simpler way of accomplishing this than just compositing two separate renders, one of the stairs and one of the strokes, but I don't know how. Since the 3D stairs are not a stroke layer, I can't just place it below the strokes, and I've tried moving the 2D animation closer to the camera itself but that screws up everything, in regards to camera movement and angles of the stroke planes. Instead, the planes of the drawings are slicing THROUGH the mesh, when I just want them to be the top "layer," if that makes sense. I'm working in Blender Grease Pencil 2.8, and while I've figured out a decent way to use a 3D mesh object as a reference to draw stroke lines over (first half of the video), I can't figure out how to have my 2D animation, the stroke lines, on TOP of the 3D object (from the camera's viewpoint), as if the ball were bouncing up the 3D mesh.
I'm pretty new to Blender so I'm testing out its different capabilities, particularly in Grease Pencil mode, but I've found myself stuck and would appreciate some help.
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