Bricks in Motion
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Please, for the love of god, ignore the clay. Just comment on the movement itself. YouTube really screwed up the end for some reason. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2S-g-ZM … e=youtu.be
Last edited by Edmeier Animator (March 7, 2012 (07:27pm))
Try simply speeding it up, (in post).
I might try that. 
It was going a bit slow.
Ok. Seems I will speed the animation up next time. 
I use the ease in ease out effect quite a lot, actually. 
I could see the clay you used to hold the Lego guy 
Other then that a bit to fast and he needed to be hit with a bit more force.
I could see the clay you used to hold the Lego guy
You REALLY did not read the first post. Did you.
Coolman Films wrote:I could see the clay you used to hold the Lego guy
You REALLY did not read the first post. Did you.
No
Smooth but as said before it needs to be a little faster.
Ok. Needs to be faster. Got that much. 
This would be great as a slow motion hit. Otherwise, just ease in and out more, and speed it up a little.
The dolly was one of the best I've ever seen.
This would be great as a slow motion hit. Otherwise, just ease in and out more, and speed it up a little.
The dolly was one of the best I've ever seen.
EDIT: Sorry for accidentally posting this twice.
Dolly: good.
Speed: not so good. Seems everyone has the same feelings. 
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