Dtanner's thread

[dtanner]

92% of teens have moved on to rap put this in your sig if you are one of the 8% who still rock out everyday!

OK, here are my good aniations so far.

Tests Using Nev and Fraz's Tuts
Easing:
http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... estfh9.gif

Running:
http://img224.imageshack.us/img224/2866/runtestgn9.gif

On My Own
from newest to oldest:
http://img443.imageshack.us/my.php?image=test3uf5.gif
this one turned out a little choppier than I wanted



http://img172.imageshack.us/my.php?image=punchbh9.gif

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S2VWUKhc9I

Any Constructive Critisism would be helpful! Thanx!

-dtanner

[Rayka]

I liked the punch but thr dtick was a little stiff and the walking was a little, little wrong

[Toastmaster]

Please only use one thread for all your animations. I went ahead and locked your other threads, so when you have any new stuff to add, just edit this one.
Thanks.

[Zambo]

You definitely need to use easing (when something stops, it shouldn't stop just like that, you always have to move the joint a smaller and smaller bit. Same thing when stuff is starting to move, move the joint a bit, next frame a bit more, and so on)
some parts are stiff (you should move every joint in every frame.) Your newest is the best so far, the guy fell pretty well. And choppiness is a prob too. Just read tuts, look at professional anims in the veteran, or elite section, and keep making anims.

[MagikPwner]

Sorry, REALY REALY REALY low Beginner. Its realy kinda choppy here and there, No easeing was used, Sorry for being harsh, -_-* But.. Yah..
COURTESY

[Mp5]

Cool anis! Some parts were choppy but I like 'em! Work on easing and positioning and you'll easily find your self in inters

[Santy]

the anims were a bit to choppy, try looking over a few easing tutorials and you should work on that, once your good at easing all of your anims look much better