xD this is my test and my first try :P
http://truimagz.com/hosting/Public/my%20first%20smashing%20noob%20test.swf
Hope you like it xD
plz comment every detail and be as hard as possible :D
i wont get mad
[Master of sticks] Smashing noobs (test)
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Jan 25, 2009 7:44 AM #345150
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Jan 25, 2009 7:48 AM #345153
bye the way this is the first one ive made so i want to be able to perfect every detail :D
Jan 25, 2009 4:58 PM #345371
In the beginning it looked like the blue stick was running/jumping. You should fix that.
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Jan 25, 2009 5:20 PM #345396
thx need to fix that :D
Jan 25, 2009 5:45 PM #345409
Work on:
VCam
Smoothing and Anticipation
Backgrounds
Originality
kthatsit
Keep Practicing, seriously. :D
VCam
Smoothing and Anticipation
Backgrounds
Originality
kthatsit
Keep Practicing, seriously. :D
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Jan 25, 2009 7:50 PM #345484
ok thx ill keep making more and more
Jan 25, 2009 8:10 PM #345494
1. Add some heads.
2. Work on your movements and easing.
3. Don't free transform Vcam, it streches the view.
4. Don't ZOOOOOOM IN so much, okay?
K, I think that's it.
2. Work on your movements and easing.
3. Don't free transform Vcam, it streches the view.
4. Don't ZOOOOOOM IN so much, okay?
K, I think that's it.
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Jan 25, 2009 11:50 PM #345671
It is especially cool when the foot strikes
Jan 26, 2009 12:05 AM #345682
zoom the camera out, and the movements are too stiff
anticipation and easing need work
it also looks very choppy
anticipation and easing need work
it also looks very choppy
Jan 26, 2009 1:14 AM #345749
Hey, not bad mate. Good stuff there.
Someone before said 'originality', which is a pretty vague term, although I tend to agree. Your sticks are the classic fat stick no neck, which is fine, just make sure you get that style down hard so they stay consistent. I noticed a lot of alterations occurring during the animation to the stick, so work on that.
If you really want to start taking it to the next level, read up on animation theory. A good example is the part where he does a headstand and kicks rapidly, in this case. Those kicks, while they worked, could have been made much more exciting. The way to do this is through anticipation. While it is a very deep subject and I can't really give it all to you here, basically anticipation is getting that build up before an action. He'll bring his leg back, hold it, then BAM. Not only will it add realism, it'll make the kick look like it counts, and give your animation some excitement.
Here's a couple good links for ya...
http://brebru.com/graphicinfo/anticipationanimationtip.html - A better outline of anticipation and reaction than I could provide
http://revver.com/video/1062636/animation-lesson-anticipation-1/ - Practical video showing the effects and how you can make it more exciting
Basic easy fixes are, like people said, the camera, heads on blue sticks, etc. Definitely keep it up man, this is pretty good stuff here. :D
Someone before said 'originality', which is a pretty vague term, although I tend to agree. Your sticks are the classic fat stick no neck, which is fine, just make sure you get that style down hard so they stay consistent. I noticed a lot of alterations occurring during the animation to the stick, so work on that.
If you really want to start taking it to the next level, read up on animation theory. A good example is the part where he does a headstand and kicks rapidly, in this case. Those kicks, while they worked, could have been made much more exciting. The way to do this is through anticipation. While it is a very deep subject and I can't really give it all to you here, basically anticipation is getting that build up before an action. He'll bring his leg back, hold it, then BAM. Not only will it add realism, it'll make the kick look like it counts, and give your animation some excitement.
Here's a couple good links for ya...
http://brebru.com/graphicinfo/anticipationanimationtip.html - A better outline of anticipation and reaction than I could provide
http://revver.com/video/1062636/animation-lesson-anticipation-1/ - Practical video showing the effects and how you can make it more exciting
Basic easy fixes are, like people said, the camera, heads on blue sticks, etc. Definitely keep it up man, this is pretty good stuff here. :D
Jan 26, 2009 9:06 PM #346247
whats with the thing at the end