Topic: Fight Test
This just another test. Nothing special.
Here it is.
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This just another test. Nothing special.
Here it is.
i see you used the ease technique eh?
Yeah, thanks for the advice, did you like it?
no i didnt like it, its nothing. theres no reason behind it, theres no motivation for it, nothing.
im glad to see you're doing tests.
BUT SLOW DOWN.
there will be frames where nothing moves cause in real life not everything runs around at a constant speed.
what is with the still frames with the zoom.
lemme ask you a question - do you like it?
Well, it was for... nothing. Just really a fight test. No reason at all. We were mainly just working our skills. The zoom is supposed to give the effect that the two men really have something against each other. We were actually quite pleased with the animation results. Smooth stop-motion, still baseplate, no light flicker, there were obviously little flaws here & there, since no brick-film is perfect, but overall, we think this is one of our better tests.
Yeah, you need to work on your frame rate, and lighting. If you did a 15 fps for this, and good lighting, it might be worth watching.
.Other than the stills, it was 15FPS all the way.
Hmm, I'd go up to 24 fps then.
.That would be pretty difficult... but I guess we'll try it.
they do 15
and your camera bumps and there's a bit of flicker.
Increasing the framerate won't help, it'll just make the fight even faster.
Just keep practicing, Juggernaut. No advice will make you a great animator overnight.
There is a reason for the camera movement. That was purposeful, as we were trying to test out FP's shaky cam technique. There is no flicker, but I'm afraid you did see shadows...
of the animation, there is a bit of flicker
.Oh well, then 
. We'll try, & try again.
look all im saying, is slow down.
Oh, we weren't talking to you mobiledeli, but we will try to slow down. But we have a question, do you like this test better or the other one? Just curious to see our mistakes.
yeah, i liked how he got on his back that was funny.
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