IT IS, THAT'S WHY I MADE THIS

I probably messed something up around the end, but I need a trail expert to give out a few pointers.

EDIT:

HERE'S AN EDITED VERSION, WITH DIFFERENT TRAIL AT THE END
Does this one look better?

too fast at the middle, i can't see

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too fast at the middle, i can't see

easing is a wonderful thing isn't it :)

it goes like this....





and the finish product is like this:





i hope that helped you

the only thing that really helped me was the trails and stuff
the easing i used was fine, it was just at a faster pace

i think what messed me up at the end was probably the fact that i don't have the premade trails. i have the adjustable ones, and that's it

well, you can just copy it

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well, you can just copy it

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can just copy it

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just copy

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copy

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copy

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copy

copying is for sissies >.>

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it goes like this....





and the finish product is like this:





i hope that helped you

uhmm well the finsh product of that is too slow... and that is correct strider use easing but make sure you make it fast but not too fast at one point and make sure the trail fits into the onion skin... here is a trail blur.. thing... should look a lil sumthin like dis ;D ! billster heres a tip for you u want it too be pretty fas to show that the swordsman is applying force to whatever he or she is hitting...

You usually use trails for something that goes in high speed. Or a way to show that you hit something or someone.

I think jonny has got the best concept of it.

meh agree trails are used for fast paced movement
and is that zangetsu!?

Why yes, yes it is.


So does that mean you guys are fine with my animation?

was that fine!? was that was fine!?!?!?!!? it was awesome!!!!!!!!!

Well, strider. You can move an arm with easing and call it awesome. But it isn't awesome. Something longer than 100 frames can be cc'ed.

Only problem is the ending, just leave the last trail for only 1 frame.