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So, I am getting serious about "Aristaeus", and have been practicing my fighting skills 
Anyways, this is just a quick test on masking and a cool recovery sequence. This was shot at 24 FPS, so, I hope it looks smooth enough 
Any critique is appreciated! 
well, the video was a bit fast, but nice masking. There really wasnt a fight, more like a gymnist practicing, and the minifigure was a bit odd looking. but good, for a test. 
Not the most smooth 24fps animation, but still okay. And wouldn't it have been eiser to greenscreen it than to mask it?
well, the video was a bit fast, but nice masking. There really wasnt a fight, more like a gymnist practicing, and the minifigure was a bit odd looking. but good, for a test.
It wasn't supposed to be a fight, it was just a test for masking and recovery. Since when do gymnasts do that, too? 
The only thing that bugged me was the guy went way too far when he jumped back up.
Not the most smooth 24fps animation, but still okay. And wouldn't it have been eiser to greenscreen it than to mask it?
I greenscreened the BG, but not the rigs.
And, I think he did go too far when he jumped.... 
My bad. I wasn't thinking at the moment. But the momentum seemed a bit off.
So, I am getting serious about "Aristaeus", and have been practicing my fighting skills
Sorry, I just thought...
mask???? why don't you key?
very smooth but I agree with the other user he did jump a bit too far but I dont think that is something to worry about it.
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