@leodarkanimation
Joined on May 1st, 2020, this user has been a member for 2,225 days and is the 35,418th person to register an account.
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Replying to comment by:a group to share tips for the animations if someone can animate with more skill than another, so all cn learn something new
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im practing for 3d and effects, but i have problems to make lightning trails and hand to hand combat, does anyone cn give me some tips??
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just a test of something inspired by god eater
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Creative weapon. It reminds me of
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Use tween frames
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What is this group?
a group to share tips for the animations if someone can animate with more skill than another, so all cn learn something new
try liquidity and try to match um responses with hits for liquidity let them move at the same time
well, lighting trails and hand-to-hand combat are two completely different things lmao
focus on the fighting first, first with one person if you’re not yet skilled enough in general animation in your opinion – simple movements, walk, run, crouch, jump, couple punches, combos
focus on foot placement, weight shifting/momentum, not looking stiff – easing, etc
at that point, you’ll basically just be adding a second person into the animation – at which point some people find useful to make what’s almost considered just an animatic of the fight scene (just all the key poses, almost like a slideshow, not an actual animation) – this is to get the pacing and positioning right of the two characters throughout the scene
then go back and fill in all the in-betweens