Replace every scene available with Galaxy of Adventures. Those that haven’t been animated remain live-action.
A friend of mine made a ROTS edit that added in all available content that takes place around and during it, including the seige of Coruscant from the Tartakovsky Clone Wars. After a few minutes I didn’t even think about the footage and animation mismatch; it was weird in how not weird it was.
I could see Doctor Who reconstructions using such an approach at some point.
The link SandMTV posted links to a video with a 15 character ID (f2ynu4megZFmo8U), but every YouTube video has an 11 character ID. Conclusion: Sand is from a distant future where they ran out of YouTube IDs and had to add four more digits.
His wall of text last month on this thread isn’t helping his case.
Doctor Who has had the opportunity to blend animation and live action for the First and Second Doctor stuff. They did so for the early ones but now are just fully animating the full stories even if live action episodes exist.
To secure funding they need something networks are willing to broadcast, and animations that switch to 60s B&W live-action every other shot isn’t marketable to a broad audience. That’s also why they animate them in color now.