You need easing. Start slow and increase speed. All was start slow when you begin a movement and slow down when you want to do another move.

Your only problem is easing. Just keep practicing.

What saha said, p[lus its a little wobbly, try using the onion skin with the grid.

Ctrl + #

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Quote from power fuse0

What saha said, p[lus its a little wobbly, try using the onion skin with the grid.

Ctrl + #

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I used the onion skin and grid D:
and the result is like in the animation .

what's ctrl + # ?

Quote from puinkey

I used the onion skin and grid D:
and the result is like in the animation .

what's ctrl + # ?

ctrl + # is a shortcut for the grid.

time to go for an exam D:
Ciao

good luck

try maybe slowing the fps down too, not just add easing.

Pointers from Hyun!

-> First of all, easing is not the root of your problem because you do have easing in there, maybe add a little more, but it's still pretty fine.

-> Instead, work on adding more frames to your animation especially at the turn-around because you'll see that he turns around in only about 2 frames. Pay close attention to his legs and how it bends. Stick animation is 2-D, but there is also depth and 3-D involved.

-> Watch the planting of the feet also. On the onion skin, you need to make sure the feet are perfectly on the same spot or else in each frame it'll slowly start to glide in a direction without you noticing.

-> For the wobblies, you can fix that by zooming in more when you animate and using the max brush size.

oh k . thnx

using flash isn't like pivot ether, you can have the knees bend away and towards you if you want.