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Something relatively simple that I tried to do to learn a little bit more about Flash and puppet animation. Don't expect any more like this from me, though. It's not something I'm really cut out for in the long run.

From another posting:
"First, credit where credit is due. I would never have been able to make this if not for this guy's tutorials (and assets, of course): www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQlfsG…

So, yeah. The Twilight puppet is the (free to use, along with several others) Double Rainboom one, as technically is the staging area. I used the file he's supplied for the tutorial.

With that business out of the way...

This is my first animation of a pony. Or any other kind of character, for that matter. You know, unless you count a bouncy ball as a character. But yes, this is just a silly, simple little something I tried to pull together with a little assumption, a little past obsession with cartoons, and a lot of help from Youtube tutorials. And, not to toot my own horn, but I think I was at least mildly successful at this."

Description
Something relatively simple that I tried to do to learn a little bit more about Flash and puppet animation. Don't expect any more like this from me, though. It's not something I'm really cut out for in the long run.

From another posting:
"First, credit where credit is due. I would never have been able to make this if not for this guy's tutorials (and assets, of course): www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQlfsG…

So, yeah. The Twilight puppet is the (free to use, along with several others) Double Rainboom one, as technically is the staging area. I used the file he's supplied for the tutorial.

With that business out of the way...

This is my first animation of a pony. Or any other kind of character, for that matter. You know, unless you count a bouncy ball as a character. But yes, this is just a silly, simple little something I tried to pull together with a little assumption, a little past obsession with cartoons, and a lot of help from Youtube tutorials. And, not to toot my own horn, but I think I was at least mildly successful at this."