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Published: 2016-07-04 17:33:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 2098; Favourites: 70; Downloads: 4
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For the sake of fun and benefit of my animation abilities I'm going to try to do all the exercises from this list: www.animatorisland.com/51-greaβ¦If you animate/want to try animating, I encourage you to try these as well! (And link me to them, I'd love seeing others' animations.)
Also, I appreciate critiques.
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27 frames at 24 fps
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DAMN!
HOWΒ DO?! How do even?!?!
No way in HELL I'd ever manage to pull off something as smooth as this!
How many frames does it have?
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27 frames at 24 fps (some frames are held longer than 1/24 of a second, though)
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It's a VERY smooth turn!
I can't wait to see more!
(Though I'm aware they may take a while. I'm trying to do a 'thank you' lip-sync Β and THAT'S making me insane.)
What animation software do you use? I've always used Enzimba, but it's not really synching animations.
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I've used Flash and Photoshop until very recently, now I have ToonBoom.
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Thank you! I have to check that out!
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Very beautiful and smooth animation. What program or website do you use? I would like to do animations as well, but I can't find anything that good to make them with.
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I've used Flash and Photoshop for animations in the past, but recently I've gotten ToonBoom. If you want something free try OpenToonz, it's what studio Ghibli uses. The downside is that (1) it's pretty advanced, you'll probably have to look up a lot of tutorials to figure it out (2) there may be some issues with the software. I know you can't really do anything in the Mac version before it crashes, but I've never tried the PC version and I've heard it works properly. It was first released for download very recently so the consumer version is very new and people update it to work better very often, though.
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Thank you so much. This really helps with motivating me to animate, now that I can find a good animation program.^^
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Drawing, moving, timing, etc? Β How do animators do it?
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No wonder it's so smooth.
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