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Published: 2006-09-19 13:33:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 23856; Favourites: 426; Downloads: 2260
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This is the biggest animation I've ever done XD And the first with cutting scenes and such, so it's very crappy.
I know it moves too fast but Idunno what to do.
Basically its a wolf leaping on top of a post and using a technique that was inspired by Ginga Densetsu Weed's "Battouga", tearing a chunk off the wood, and then landing.
yey for crappy animations 8D I did this in PAP, which is the messiest animation program EVER, not to mention my tools that I know how to use are limited to new frame, pencil, and eraser. XD
© M. 'Idess' Sherwood 2006, do not claim as your own.
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Oh boy, someones giving ratings to my art? x) Lol
Yea the rough lines are still there, because its just a rough sketch animation, I've never had any formal animation training in my life, so I was just testing things out 
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No, I actually really like it. I'd probably only be half as good with something along the lines of animation.
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i just love wolf animations
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That's quite an advanced animation! 
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Umm its a little program called Plastic Animation Paper
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ok... i am a learning animator (self learning i guess), and i am wondering.. how do you know where you are going with this??? i am using a free program called LiveSwiff from [link] , and once i put in a new frame, I CANNOT SEE THE OLD FRAME, SO I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO PUT THE NEXT PICTURE!!!! kindof like a transparent paper is what i need, so i can see what i am doing.... do you just... guess? or what? because if that is what you do, i'm screwed.
(also i just downloaded it yesterday, and just got on it a couple of minutes ago) so please help me!
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I'm afraid I don't know, since I am not familiar with that program. In the program I did this in, there was a certain button I could click that made the frame I did before come up lighter on the next frame, like it was slightly transparent.
I suggest not just guessing
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thanks... i actually did the "traditional animation with paper with paper and a lightbox" thing... only i didn't use a light box... or glass with a light beneath it... i just used printing paper and traced over my first drawing with a second drawing a little different... and so on and so forth... but thanks tho... it's on my page.. the newest deviation for now.
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i dont know if anybody already asked you this but what program did you use for this? sorry if im ike the 100th person to ask but this is awsome and i would like to try to do one
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The program is called Plastic Animation Paper. It is very basic and simple, but also doesnt give you a lot of tools or leeway to work with
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thanks for the info
your animation is great ^^
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zomg i love it soooooo much! you are a truley amazing artist! i love all your art! did you use pencil? looks like it! well keep up the great work! i love it!
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I actually used a program on the computer called Plastice Animation Paper 
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Ummm I didnt really pay attention, but I think the Paper and Plastic default is 12.50 FPS. Of course, I edited some of this in Adobe Imagready, and slowed down a few of the frames because my lack of in-betweening made things go really fast XD
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That could be why. If you change it to 18 fsp you'll be able to fit in more frames per second to make it smoother.. thought it takes longer...
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Ooooooh, interesting. Yea, see I don't know much about this stuff *facepalms* X3 Thanks!
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And if you need it I can probably get you flash free
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wow this was really good. not bad at all. the only actual critique i can give is the switch between his jump and the jump off the poll is it was a little rough...but that's ok...it comes better with practice i'm sure.
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