Kick Test

Kick Test

Credz to Kuuzai who taught me a bit :3

kuuzai tought u?

I voted "okay". The kick was fast, but lacking in visual force. I am guessing that easing was the problem, or maybe the kick needs more of a "snap" to it.

Kuuzai taught me a bit :3

And I think it was the snap xD I was editing that a bit :c

This is why keying > FBF.

The same length of animation would've been done in half the time and effort with keying. Therefore you could've done double that if you key posed.

It was made by FBF :3

Edyrem wrote:

This is why keying > FBF.

The same length of animation would've been done in half the time and effort with keying. Therefore you could've done double that if you key posed.

not if your just starting
its taking me forever lolz
i guess its okay but does need more snap like what others say

Jettzin, it's tough to swallow at first, and you get into this awkward point, but the important thing is that you follow through with it and become 2x as good as you were before

yeah kyo start practicing in keying.

First, try to get used to drawing two poses and drawing whats in the middle. That's the BASIC concept in keying. Just draw exactly between two frames. Don't focus so much on the animation as much as getting the hang of drawing between drawings, so you get better at visualizing.

Edyrem wrote:

Jettzin, it's tough to swallow at first, and you get into this awkward point, but the important thing is that you follow through with it and become 2x as good as you were before

yeah kyo start practicing in keying.

First, try to get used to drawing two poses and drawing whats in the middle. That's the BASIC concept in keying. Just draw exactly between two frames. Don't focus so much on the animation as much as getting the hang of drawing between drawings, so you get better at visualizing.

alright and i know what you mean thanks for enlightening

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