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I needed to practice running so i made this test mini story thingy
Download(high quality): http://www.archive.org/details/RunTest_179
Youtube(low quality): http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=1SnUy5O1V8c
-EmmaExecute
Not bad, it should have been a bit longer so we can see the cycle better. From what i saw though it was good.
the run test looked good but i have to agree with randomparrot the run cycle should be longer so we can see it properly]
Agreed with them. Now, what method did you use - Higher Framerate or Less Frames?
It needed to be longer and more in center frame to give it a better review. Also, he needs to be hunched over more. This is a problem most running animations have. Watch Grace by Nos and notice how they look when they run.
Agreed with them. Now, what method did you use - Higher Framerate or Less Frames?
I used less frames and kept my 15fps
-EmmaExecute
the run test looked good but i have to agree with randomparrot the run cycle should be longer so we can see it properly]
Why are people Posting in Red?
Yeah, post normally dude. Posting in a different color doesn't make you any cooler. In fact, it's annoying. It's ok to use different color texts, but please don't use them every post. 
The test was nice, but you should have kept the first camera angle and made it a little longer. For the most part, well done! Everything seemed to be in order exept for the tip that Droid pointed out. The minifig does need to be more hunched over.
great test love your style 
Nice cycle, It could have been a bit longer but its just a test
I think it was great.
great test love your style
I think it was great.
It was great.
Thanks
-EmmaExecute
fib12345 wrote:Agreed with them. Now, what method did you use - Higher Framerate or Less Frames?
I used less frames and kept my 15fps
-EmmaExecute
No! Use 30 FPS and same walk. He'll double in speed.
EmmaExecute wrote:fib12345 wrote:Agreed with them. Now, what method did you use - Higher Framerate or Less Frames?
I used less frames and kept my 15fps
-EmmaExecute
No! Use 30 FPS and same walk. He'll double in speed.
ok ill try that now then and see which ones better
thanks
-EmmaExecute
Uh... No, Fib. If you just do a plain walk cycle and speed it up, it will look like he's walking fast. And no-one walks that fast. It would look horrible. Use a proper 15fps run cycle like Emma.
Uh... No, Fib. If you just do a plain walk cycle and speed it up, it will look like he's walking fast. And no-one walks that fast. It would look horrible. Use a proper 15fps run cycle like Emma.
Yea
I tryed Fib's run cycle and it just looked like fast walking
so i think ill stick with this one
-EmmaExecute
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