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Re: I'm3000

Postby Im3000 » Sun Dec 04, 2016 1:42 pm

Cavolia wrote:I recommend you to start following some of the really good tutorials on darkdemon and trying to replicate the animations in the examples. This way you can compare your results and see what you need to improve on.

Remember to have fun :)

Thank you! I will!
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Re: I'm3000

Postby Im3000 » Sat Dec 10, 2016 11:31 pm

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Postby Im3000 » Fri Dec 30, 2016 12:00 am

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Re: I'm3000

Postby elixir » Fri Dec 30, 2016 1:01 am

move every joint in every frame
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Re: I'm3000

Postby Im3000 » Fri Dec 30, 2016 2:57 am

Elixir wrote:move every joint in every frame

Okay I will!
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Re: I'm3000

Postby Echo » Fri Dec 30, 2016 3:10 am

Im3000 wrote:
Elixir wrote:move every joint in every frame

Okay I will!


So you say you will but you never do, what you will have to do to improve is:

Find an animator who you like (above the rank of intermediate) and who has a lot of animations with piv. download links.
Download his animation, open it and open up your own fresh pivot animation file.
Put them side to side and go frame by frame copying each frame so it looks like the other aninators animation.
After doing so you will have a better grip and basic understanding of animating correctly.

I really hope you do as I said, don't just reply with "Ok, I will ! xDxDxDxDxD" but actually do as I said. You will improve because you will spot some new things and you will understand what you did wrong in your older animations.

Sry for bad english, I hope you get what I meant.
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Lithium wrote:Enjoyed that, how about making one with a huge boulder chasing a dude. I reckon you'd be really good at something like that. (thumbsup (thumbsup
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Re: I'm3000

Postby Im3000 » Fri Dec 30, 2016 3:39 am

Echo Pai wrote:
Im3000 wrote:
Elixir wrote:move every joint in every frame

Okay I will!


So you say you will but you never do, what you will have to do to improve is:

Find an animator who you like (above the rank of intermediate) and who has a lot of animations with piv. download links.
Download his animation, open it and open up your own fresh pivot animation file.
Put them side to side and go frame by frame copying each frame so it looks like the other aninators animation.
After doing so you will have a better grip and basic understanding of animating correctly.

I really hope you do as I said, don't just reply with "Ok, I will ! xDxDxDxDxD" but actually do as I said. You will improve because you will spot some new things and you will understand what you did wrong in your older animations.

Sry for bad english, I hope you get what I meant.

I got what you meant! Thank you for the advice!
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