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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eZ90aVPKCs
I made another walking test because I think I really messed up with my last try. I am trying to get rid of the light flicker and bumps in my movies. Let me know what you think of it.
Nice
A fine example of the worst feedback anyone can give.
That was pretty good. If you're looking to refine it, you could make the arm swings a tad smaller (because people don't swing their arms that much) but very good.
Okay, I tried to make the arm movements smaller than last time, but I will make them even smaller.
Sorry, it was very nice, the walking was very smooth, and the set was secured nicely.
That was good. The walking was looked good, there was very very little light flicker, and no set bumping. What I would recommend is working on the swinging of the arms like Hazzat said, but try using the ease in and out technique with the arms. It would make it look even smoother.
Okay, I know how to ease in and ease out with punches and big arm movements, but how would you recommend me doing it in a walk cycle?
With the swinging of the arms
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