Sousukekuns anis: sonic animation !

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Post subject: Sousukekuns anis: sonic animation !

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Changed my name from Blademaster223 to [Chris] and from [Chris] to Sousuke :D

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Sonic and shadow animation for my little brother. Still on continuing it :D.
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More like 2001
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You're pretty cool. I think it's pretty choppy compared to what I've seen recently, but still pretty nice. Low-med beginner?

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You have great ideas, very original, but I'd have to say high-low begginer. They are really choppy and there is no easing, I suggest checking out baha's tutorial for help. But man, that is one sweet sword! Could you put it up for downloads, I'll give credits cheesygrin) Courtesy?
Click the sig for courtesies (credz to smiley and SIB)

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lol thx.yeah I can do it but ether I can send you the sword with a e-mail :D
I don't understand what you all mean with courtesy >< xD
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Low beginer but, you have good ideas a bit slow moving so add more frames and pick up the pace watch bahas tutorial that will definatly help.
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Location: Infront the computer trying to ease and smooth my animations....

Well, your animations are choppy and pretty stiff, it doesnt seems you are easing and the ani's are pretty slow too (set the FPS bar at the top left to 18).
The pyhisics are o.k. but a bit wrong and the reactions arent so good too.
Anyway, read Tut's (especialy Baha's/Darren's) and practice.

Low-Beg.

Courtesy? (When some1 asks courtesy after he gives you CC (there is a thread for this at the beginners hall) you need to give CC on his ani's at his thread, at the signature of that guy u can find a link to his thread.)
Rank: Med Beginner
Im Getting better! now im working on an animation with a storyline,
I hope it wont fail.....BTW im working on my sig stk. pretty hard but i think ill finish soon.

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Dude, you have great ideas, but you need to work on stiffness, choppiness, and easing. Just use bahas tut. (tutorial) Your animations are pretty slow as well. Just keep up the good work. You have a good start off, I promise you that. Just keep working.

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med beginner. i really like the first one. it shows that you have an idea what basic moveemts look like. Plus, it shows that you have an idea of how to animate fx. courtesy?
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>< I have the fps on 21 >< first all say its too fast and then all say its too slow ><
I add a new video look at it pls :D
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Update* fight scene
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Physics is another thing that needs a bit of working on in my old anis i had no phisics so you need to work on that like such as gravity you cant punch and go that hight but keep goin

~brfw rock on
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Ok, first off, don't listen to any of them, none of them know what the fuck they're on about.

Throwing in choppy and easing into there, just doesn't help you.

It seems to me like none of the anims were really choppy at all, they all flowed, and had pretty much all of the frames needed for people to know what was going on, now next is the easing.

Nothing moves at the same speed as everything else, and things don't move at the same speed all the time.

Think of it like this when you drop a ball it leaves your hand with no speed. Gradually it increases speed, then it hits the floor, bounce back up, and due to gravity, it slows down, until it stops, then it falls back down.

Rather simple really, but probably the biggest skill needed in animating.
Hope this helps.
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surprised) ok i will do my best in my next animation ><
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