this is my first pivot so i hope u all like it. it wouldnt let me resize this any smaller =(

It lacked easing, it was quite stiff, the blood is shit and the effects are shit as well.

Heres a little physics test I made.

Better than most. But the ball started in the corner and started going diagnolly, then it abruptly went straight down.

And you also should've minused some frames of the drop down. It goes too slow.

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hows this for gravity test :) coment please

You need to accelerate all the way down until it hits the ground and then bounce up at maximum speed, easing to a stop at the top before falling again. Like this:

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Heres a little physics test I made.

Excellent.

It's in the saving. We can't cc a slideshow - it needs frame delay 6.

Should I continue with this or not?

ok here it is hope i have improved

I genuinely do not understand why your saving keeps on failing. You are only pressing "next frame" once each time you finish moving stuff, aren't you?

I think the animation lacks easing and is very stiff. Try to move every joint in every frame and make the first frame of each movement spaced really really small. Like one pixel.

i hit the next frame button 7 times usualy but in this one i hit it once

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You need to accelerate all the way down until it hits the ground and then bounce up at maximum speed, easing to a stop at the top before falling again. Like this:



Excellent.

Thanx zed ill try to make a better one :Happy:

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i hit the next frame button 7 times usualy but in this one i hit it once

*facepalm* Yes, that would be the problem. That's getting sigged.

For the amimation, if you're going to do a walk it's best to do it either looped or over more than one step. Watch that nothing changes direction too quickly like that back leg.

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*facepalm* Yes, that would be the problem. That's getting sigged.

For the amimation, if you're going to do a walk it's best to do it either looped or over more than one step. Watch that nothing changes direction too quickly like that back leg.

ok you got any pointers on how i should loop caue man is that hard

First try just getting the leg movements right without touching the body or moving it anywhere. Just a couple of legs moving with easing and without stiffness for 10 frames or so. Once you've perfected how legs move in a walk you can try adding a floor and some arm movements in a second anim.

Or just go for it and try thinking about the way people actually move.

Either way, try to loop over some heavy spacing - that's easier.

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another pcson animation i made please give me some criticism

is anyone gonna give me some criticism? please do i really need it