Hey. I realize this isn't really the right place to ask this, but.. Yeah. This is the page where I intend to spend most of my time, now that I'm signed up the forum. Basically, what I wanted to ask is, how do I prevent "Shakiness" in my animations. I've watched the "How to construct a stick figure" tutorial, and now know to draw my figure limb for limb. I use the grid, all that. However, when I play my animation (I haven't gotten far, because I want to do it -right-) the sticks shake all over the place.
I use a tablet, by the way.
Also, I know not to draw a fight scene. Just trying to do something simple.

*edit* Here's what I'm talking about. I know it's not fancy or cool. I'm trying to figure out what I'm actually doing before I do anything to "wow" you guys, lol. (Not that I could, infact, do so)
http://sta.sh/01jfa5ema451

Quote from AKDC

I wouldn't say I'm a beginner but its such a short snippet I don't think a thread is necessary.
Please tell me what you think.

http://www.filz.us/view/70e154f7-4b3/

It's pretty good bro. You've got all the stuff down going but you gotta work on the vcam bro. The impact shake is a tad too much and it keeps moving left and right before I can realize what should be focusing on. Just a smooth tween for the vcam would actually be better imho.

Quote from Kimino394

Hey. I realize this isn't really the right place to ask this, but.. Yeah. This is the page where I intend to spend most of my time, now that I'm signed up the forum. Basically, what I wanted to ask is, how do I prevent "Shakiness" in my animations. I've watched the "How to construct a stick figure" tutorial, and now know to draw my figure limb for limb. I use the grid, all that. However, when I play my animation (I haven't gotten far, because I want to do it -right-) the sticks shake all over the place.
I use a tablet, by the way.
Also, I know not to draw a fight scene. Just trying to do something simple.

*edit* Here's what I'm talking about. I know it's not fancy or cool. I'm trying to figure out what I'm actually doing before I do anything to "wow" you guys, lol. (Not that I could, infact, do so)
http://sta.sh/01jfa5ema451

Hello! As a beginner these things always come into your way. These wobbles exist when the lines are inconsistent. You can try keeping the same frames of other parts if you want, and keep the movement as well as easing smooth and going so it doesn't wobble.

Nice to see new names here. Anyone from 2012+ here guys? lol.

Dub!
http://sta.sh/0ef266dm6c1
Any constructive critics is appreciated. ._.

Evening guys and gals, had a failed submission for a collab. Shouldn't be surprised tho huh? My first submission. Let me know what you think I did wrong.

Sorry its not viewable thru a browser :o
here the swf: http://www.4shared.com/document/SxNgWJ7Vce/DDKSSC.html
heres the fla: http://www.4shared.com/file/E5mOj5dgce/DDKSSC.html

Thanks to all who watch and critique

My second animation i'm a comeback from 3years ago
http://filz.us/2mFB

http://filz.us/2mFJ
Still working on the later part -w- I need help on the arm area.

Here is a template edit i did. i ran with hyun's jump tutorial. all i did was put arms on the skinny black stick he did.

let me know!

http://www.filz.us/2mG7

I just got Flash so... I hope my animation isn't too bad :)
Had several goes with trying to get the actual walk cycle right but in the end it turned out as a run cycle x)

http://filz.us/2mRR

Any feedback?

Quote from TooLateTheHero

I just got Flash so... I hope my animation isn't too bad :)
Had several goes with trying to get the actual walk cycle right but in the end it turned out as a run cycle x)

http://filz.us/2mRR

Any feedback?

Is a pretty good start I'll tell you that. You still need to learn some of the basics. Really look at the movements etc. Also maybe using guides will help you maintain the size of the stickman. Overall, there's a bunch of things you need to work on, but in reality you just need to keep animating. Skill will come with practice and understanding :)

Quote from dietdrkelp

Here is a template edit i did. i ran with hyun's jump tutorial. all i did was put arms on the skinny black stick he did.

let me know!

http://www.filz.us/2mG7

I like it. The jumps are believable, you clearly know what you're doing. Are you using a drawing tablet or a mouse?

Quote from Kaiskii

http://filz.us/2mFJ
Still working on the later part -w- I need help on the arm area.

Kinda looks like he takes off with a fart. Not much to say other than is a bit choppy. But you know how to use the software, just keep practicing :)

Quote from germangood2

My second animation i'm a comeback from 3years ago
http://filz.us/2mFB

From this I can see that you have potential. The sicks maintain shape, and move well. I feel that the limitations are mainly in your head. But this could happen from going straight into animation. If you sketch out your scene first you'll have more flexibility with it.

Trying out a combo
Second stick figure animation
Need some CnC
http://www.filz.us/view/3742230f-607/

I animateed this one with my small drawing tablet (http://genius.hu/cache/images/kep_1312892402.jpg).

http://www.*************/open/1414650647

Quote from PointedXFinger123

http://www.*************/open/1414650647

Might want to try uploading it somewhere else man

http://www.filz.us/
https://www.deviantart.com/

Quote from Mumble1700

Second stick figure animation
Need some CnC
http://www.filz.us/view/3742230f-607/

Your stick construction is a little strange; your arms seem a little too short and make sure that you only draw one limb at a time making sure you don't draw like the entire arm at once:

if you don't draw limbs like this they end up all squigly.