TheDarkDemon

Here are some of my animations. Give me any feedback :)

I was excited for a bit thought it said Pinkot.

Same,
okay, dude, you need to move the other leg when he swings the axe. Otherwise it just looks stiff

Show us other animations , could you?

FourAcross wrote:I was excited for a bit thaught it said Pinkot

You thought-reader!

Look again

LordPivot wrote:Same,
okay, dude, you need to move the other leg when he swings the axe. Otherwise it just looks stiff

Okay, I'll work on not making my anims so stiff.

Alright, so... You definitely can improve here, let's see, your stuff is rather stiff and not very fluid? I think that's the word. I would begin with focusing on your easing, and then making your movements less rigid. Make sure they curve, and are flexible... Here, I think I know a good tutorial I can refer you to. viewtopic.php?f=25&t=150

Also, your animations seem a little fast? Perhaps try a lower FR.

MatureZoom Zoom wrote:Alright, so... You definitely can improve here, let's see, your stuff is rather stiff and not very fluid? I think that's the word. I would begin with focusing on your easing, and then making your movements less rigid. Make sure they curve, and are flexible... Here, I think I know a good tutorial I can refer you to. viewtopic.php?f=25&t=150

Also, your animations seem a little fast? Perhaps try a lower FR.

Thanks. Here's an animation that has improved fluidity (dafuq?) and is at 14 fps rather than the usual 18.

At 18 or 14 it looks the same to me, I think the frame rate is not the problem, in my opinion it's that you don't seem to ease at all, Zoom already posted a nice tutorial over there, just take a look at it and try to put that info into practice and you'll see that your animations will look way better :P

Oh, Pink. IF you increase the speed, you will need to put in more frames as well.

You gotta work on your easing, bro. You got the right idea.
I love the sudden momentum on this dude's flip XD

Not half bad, Pink.