cool it worked thanks for all who watch these i worked hard on the one on top

Beginners section please.

Try to make more basic stuff first, before moving to big fights and such. Try a punch, or kick, or a jump.

im not sure what you mean dude

They look like they took you a long time to make. They also look like each individual frame took you 10 seconds or less. Spend more time on each frame. Make shorter animations, but work harder at them. I've left a list of the basics that you need to know in the beginners section where you posted the top one.

1. Learn the basics. (1. Learn to ease and learn the physics.)
2. No effects and other stuff unless you learn the basics.
3. No "outside the beginners" unless you aren't beginner.
4. No anticipation.

ya nice I would have to say you should work on the parts, try to make sure you move every joint in each frame to ease it and smooth it. 2-4 frames for fast movements and up to 7 frames for slower ones, thats my advice. :D

Oh and don't try all those things until you've got the smoothing and easing basics down. :D

best Regards,
Walron!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Eeks a newbie who knows what easing and smoothing is!!!

You Get The Pivot 3m Ago?

Not bad animations ^^

You suck.

Try make it smoother and stuff...

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Not bad animations ^^

Dude?!?!

Beginnerz plz.
And how the **** did you get urls up when you havent even got 20 posts?!?

thnx for the feedback after this i looked back at them now i realize how choppy they are i will try to improve thnx for the help (even if some of you were over the top about it)