Bricks in Motion
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I spent about 40 minutes filming this test; it was rather tricky, since it involved a moving set as well as running and somersaulting. I'm pleased with how it turned out...see what you think:
Apologies for the slight video stretching. I'll fix that for future films.
Pretty good. I thought all the movements should have been faster, especially the guy swinging the sword. I don't think he would do any damage with that thing at that speed 
Also, the run cycle seemed a bit off to me, but it's a good test.
Well, the run cycle looked a bit strange, but the somersault was perfect. The sword hit (Attempt) was smooth, but way too slow. If you took less frames for him and kept the same amount of frames on the other figure (Apart from in the run) it would have came out a lot better. I also noticed there was a little light flicker in it.
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