Topic: Stormtrooper VS. Clone - fight scene test
this was done to test punching and blocking, because i hadn't really done it before.
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this was done to test punching and blocking, because i hadn't really done it before.
Nah the easing in and out isnt the problem, you need to make the whole thing faster, and bigger. To do this, you need to capture less frames, and made bolder bigger movements with your characters. Anticipation helps too, if you have a big anticipation, the force needs to be greater.
I like to throw in a smear frame in fight scenes to give the effect of fast motion..
I agree with Rsteenoven, the easeing out/in is great, but the movements are too small.
ANP once said that you should double the length that something moves each frame. (Correct me it I'm wrong.)
So doing that should fix the almost slow-motion-like feel.
The audio does needs improving though... 
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