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Topic: Short Walk Test

This is a short walk test, only a few steps, that was done at 15 fps with a five move walk cycle. Please let me know your thoughts, and if you have any suggestions or tips.  mini/delirium

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A Second One

Thanks!

Last edited by Awkward Porpoise (July 12, 2010 (01:59pm))

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Re: Short Walk Test

pretty cool, I see "smooth" mini/smile  mini/smile

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Re: Short Walk Test

Very smooth, can't really point out anything wrong with it mini/bigsmile
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Re: Short Walk Test

pretty great - try six frame

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Re: Short Walk Test

Looked great mini/smile. Being a bit picky, it looked like he jerked around a little sometimes. The minifigs back needs to be straight.

Last edited by Brain Wave (July 12, 2010 (12:07pm))

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Re: Short Walk Test

As Brain Wave said, also don't move the arms so high. The white exposure was great as well, I'm looking forward to your first film now.

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Re: Short Walk Test

Thanks for the comments everyone, I've uploaded a second one here that I think I've improved on a bit.
This one is using the walk cycle from the Nathan Wells tutorial, which is one less frame than my first one. However, I was able to better keep the back straight, and I think it looks better than the first.
A little bit of light flicker in this one, though. mini/confused