Well, that's your second anim, right? Still pretty good, you'll learn how to add force soon with pratice.

http://www.filz.us/78x what do u say?answers appreciated

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http://www.filz.us/78x what do u say?answers appreciated

Did you put the V-Cam in a tween? It moves strange...

dude,dont double post...but otherwise,it was preety good,just need to work on the fact that ur resizing a little.
and no,i dont use tween for vcam,am i supposed to?

didn't mean to double post bro, the forum held back my post(waiting for mod to okay it) and i had an updated one i wanted to post instead.

i'm having a big issue with the resizing thing. i'm used to full body. and i wasn't using my tablet when i made the first half

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no,i dont use tween for vcam,am i supposed to?

Yes.

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.:animation:.

this is a good start for starting 3d perspectives.

throwing the elbow behind the body sells the wind-up, but you seem to have just as many frames in the punch as the wind-up.

throw an air punch and you'll see it's slower on the draw, but fast on the punch.

this is where animating on the 2's comes in handy, as you can cut and add frames to get your timing right.

edit:

compared to


just removed a few frames

EDITT::

[swf=http://filesmelt.com/dl/ls4.swf]width=700 height=300[/swf]

Second serious animation, tips?
http://www.fileize.com/files/8ba2ece6/063/Finish.swf

First one looks better in my opinion... It has more power to it.

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this is a good start for starting 3d perspectives.

throwing the elbow behind the body sells the wind-up, but you seem to have just as many frames in the punch as the wind-up.

throw an air punch and you'll see it's slower on the draw, but fast on the punch.

this is where animating on the 2's comes in handy, as you can cut and add frames to get your timing right.

edit:

compared to


just removed a few frames

Oh, so for adding "power" to a punch (or any attack), the distance between frames have to be larger than in the rest of moves.

But I think there is a problem. When do you remove frames for adding power, the viewer can miss the move...

Thank you for your help!

EDIT: I put the new one as avatar image

EDIT2:

First one looks better in my opinion... It has more power to it.

If you mean the first one on his post, it's because is the edited one.

Yeah,the bottom one.

old animator Idiom:"don't blink, you'll miss the good frames."

true when you shorten the length you miss the details, but if a guy is punching someone and you blink, and he's still punching him, you see that it is really slow.

you sacrifice detail for speed. happens in real life too. when a boxer throws a jab, it's fast, loose, and not accurate. the big wind up haymakers are more on target, but move slower.

make actions in person, then transpose that into your animation, paying attention to the details and the timing

Whoa! :) I agree with Max Vador. @ Insentparanoia, LMAO (OMG you turned into a midget) The animation looked fine to me, just need to work with your stickman construction or make your brush a bit smoother, maybe 45? Also, you're lacking force D:. The force thing is very annoying, it takes a while to get and fully understand how to animate it, at least for me... it took me