The first one was nice, smooth and some nice effects were added to it and same with the second, but the third and fourth I did not like as much. Third was because it was just a flash sample and the fourth one because I didn't see much realism used with the body physics. (Legs weren't moving while everything else was flowing)
Here are some of mine, I hope you like.
And for Hours and other that want to learn Pivot, You should space your movements like [-][--][---][--][-] Not like [--][--][--][--][--] And just like in Toribash, it needs momentum and flow to look good. Just PM me with any questions on anything you need.
Here are some of mine, I hope you like.
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Two
Three
And for Hours and other that want to learn Pivot, You should space your movements like [-][--][---][--][-] Not like [--][--][--][--][--] And just like in Toribash, it needs momentum and flow to look good. Just PM me with any questions on anything you need.
If you ever start thinking of taking up animation as a job, I recommend moving on from Pivot as it's aimed for the lower aged class.
Macromedia Flash would be your next step, then after that you can try moving on to 3D animation such as Blender...
I'm studying Graphics Communication which focuses on stuff like this. I recommend taking on the subject if animation is what you're into.
Macromedia Flash would be your next step, then after that you can try moving on to 3D animation such as Blender...
I'm studying Graphics Communication which focuses on stuff like this. I recommend taking on the subject if animation is what you're into.
Last edited by MintCat; Jan 31, 2012 at 12:29 AM.
