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Just for testing the animation with 20 Frames per Second, sorry for the bad lighting 
It's hard to make the walk cycle with 20 fps 
But enjoy 
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Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDBiorHr6G8
-THE TEST IS DELETED, SORRY!-
Last edited by Loïc F-B (February 27, 2010 (04:23pm))
The movements looked a little stiff, at least it wasn't as wobbly as some of your other videos.
The movements looked a little stiff, at least it wasn't as wobbly as some of your other videos.
Thank you! I know that age does not matter, but I'm just 13 years, not 18 like Smeagol Studios, if he is 18 ..
His age is actually the amount of frames per second you are using, which unfortunately doesn't seemed to have worked out too well. I'd stick with 15 FPS, as 20 FPS will only be a hassle in terms of actual animation as well as exporting and uploading it to YT, etc.
Cheers.
20 fps is a pretty obscure framerate to work with. I'd recommend staying with a more common framerate like 12, 15, 24, or 30.
Also, in walk cycles, the arms need to sway opposite of the legs. So if your minifig is walking with his right foot in front, the left arm needs to sway out in front while the right arm sways behind.
Thank guys! 
I'll retry 15 Fps, but with better movments, I take advantage of your comments! and I'll try to get better movie, with your councils!
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