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Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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actualy for 8fps that wasn't bad
but you aren't going to make it big without 15fps 
CCP, using 15 fps isn't about making it big or anything, it's more of a stepping stone towards smoother animation; I use 15 fps, and I'm not well known in the brickfilming area. 15 fps is just the minimum frame-rate to get satisfactory results. And fyi, most of the "bigwigs" here use 24 or 30 fps.
As for lunears, the animation wasn't bad for an early try. But I would recommend using 12 or 15 fps at the moment, until you get comfortable with them. I wouldn't recommend using a higher fps such as 24 or 30 until you have lots and lots of practice with 15 fps. I've been using 15 fps for about 2 or 3 years now, and I'm just starting to experiment with 24 fps.
I started out a year ago using...... 4FPS? (It was terrible.)
CCP, using 15 fps isn't about making it big or anything, it's more of a stepping stone towards smoother animation; I use 15 fps, and I'm not well known in the brickfilming area. 15 fps is just the minimum frame-rate to get satisfactory results. And fyi, most of the "bigwigs" here use 24 or 30 fps.
It was ment to be taken as a joke
oh well I actualy Really liked the walk cycle I wouldn't have really even noticed the low frame rate if you hadn't told me
keep it up 
It's too slow, you need to atleast animate at 15 fps. Sorry if it seems critical, but I thought'd I'd let you know.
I just watched it again, it is a little slow.
Well the human eye can see up to somewhere around ten frames per second. If you do that it will look more like real motion. But if there are more frames than can be seen are present your brain will blend a couple pics. Blending a couple pics are ok But dont try more than like 24. Real movies use 24 fps if you do more it will really just waste your time. I suggest 11 fps because its just enough to look like real motion, 15 fps is great though.
also you may want so just speed up the pics even if they look "messy" make them fast. Eventually you will see what you need to fix then it will be perfect. You don't have to but improvements always good.
Well the human eye can see up to somewhere around ten frames per second. If you do that it will look more like real motion. But if there are more frames than can be seen are present your brain will blend a couple pics. Blending a couple pics are ok But dont try more than like 24. Real movies use 24 fps if you do more it will really just waste your time. I suggest 11 fps because its just enough to look like real motion, 15 fps is great though.
also you may want so just speed up the pics even if they look "messy" make them fast. Eventually you will see what you need to fix then it will be perfect. You don't have to but improvements always good.
I think the human eye can see about 80 FPS.
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