Bricks in Motion
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I hate that tree, terrible for set bumps. Anyways, I made tests. Walking, sitting, horse walking, gun recoil, droid roll, head/helmet turn, slap, running, (something i will let you guys decifer), and bench scoot. *not in that order* Not happy with most of it, but the horse walk turned out good. Also an HD test, and a test to see if I can eliminate light flicker, (almost did it).
your animation was average, the camera quality was good and overall, I found it decent. I did see light flickers however, and the run cycle needs work.
You pretty much summed it up yourself. Although, as RB said, your run cycle needs a little work (not saying that it's bad, just needs a few touch-ups 
).
Thanks for the feedback.
Yes, i did have light flickers, but if you look at previous works of mine, this is way better lighting wise, and i didn't like either of my run cycles i tried, (i tried two), I'll probably make another test for walk and run cycles. I'm still getting used to 15 fps, although i made a a five min film at 15 already, (go figure).
That tree... It bothered me...
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