View Full Version : WIP - Animation
Googster 07-11-2009, 05:21 PM just started on this animation was hoping someone could give me a critique on it before I finished it up, thanks ;)
Click here for Animation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAKp6WKVxL0)
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PinkSherbet
07-12-2009, 08:00 AM
Seems abit floaty before he lands on the person. Also i think the other soldier's (the one being stepped on) actions seem abit slow. I think you can try speeding up his actions.
Keep it up! Its looking good :)
doffer
07-12-2009, 08:46 AM
Also, check the speed and arc of his jump from handstand to landing on the soldier. It seems a bit uneven.
The handstand lacks a bit of weight as well.
I agree with PinkSherbet about the soldier being stepped on. He moves too slow.
But it's a pretty difficult thing, not only animating two characters, but have them interact as well, so keep going, it's a pretty good start you have :)
anthonymcgrath
07-14-2009, 11:18 AM
agree with the comments there - the handstand lacks some weight and the arc through the air too. If you look at the slight hold before the ninja jumps off the soldier - put that same kind of hold into the handstand motion off the wall. Nail that and the rest of it will come together.
great start - complex animation to do! Looking forward to seeing updates :thumbsup:
a good script for getting arcs is a script called CmotionTrail on highend3d.com - it plots a wire arc of the path of motion so if you applied this to the characters hips and feet you'll get a good visual representation of how the character moves through the air :)
qpaynter
07-14-2009, 02:10 PM
Hey man, looks like a good start. A few things you might want to start working on in both the take off jump/flip and landing. Try to think of the ball bouncing exercise in regards to the speed/timing arc. Plus when he takes off you might want to make it look as though there is more weight to push off. Just my 2 cents. Keep it up man!
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