Status Updates posted by MobKiller Animations
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I don't know what to animate
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Just pointing it out now, I'm getting waves of nostalgia from visiting your profile after all this time.
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21st Birthday Today!!
No, I'm not gonna go out drinking. -
Been a little bit since I've been on here, looking for something to do. Anyone got any ideas I could try like animation tests, rigs, wallpapers .etc
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I need more ideas to work on then fighting animations, I mean their good to watch but get kinda repetative if my whole channel is mostly that kind of stuff.
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I've noticed that my animations are mostly at the same speed for different stuff.
Any tips to possibly make the speeds more dynamic?
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I think I'm at a point where I desperately want to know what it takes for me to become a better Mine-imator animator. Any suggestions?
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Study animation. Here's some books you might find useful, and that I would personally recommend.
Also just keep practicing, but practice correctly. Try to figure out what you could improve in every single one of your animations, try other styles of animation, mimic real life movement in your animations, study other great animations and animators.
But probably the most important part about practicing is to challenge yourself with something hard every time you practice. This is probably the most important part of growing your skill as an animator. Animating difficult things is what expands your animating part of your brain and it's what really improves your skill. Think of it like this, if a weight lifter were to only bench press 100 pounds everyday then would he improve? Obviously no, body builders always increase the amount of weight they lift because eventually their muscles get stronger and the weight they're currently lifting would be too light for them and their progress would plateau. So they challenge their muscles every time they go to the gym to become bigger and stronger. Animating is the same. After you feel pretty comfortable with animating a particular thing, then try animating something else that's more challenging. Try more complex character movements, or try animating that one thing that you've always sort of avoided because you know you just can't do it. If you do that then you will start improving at a very fast rate.
I hope this helped you, and good luck trying to become a better Mine-Imator animator.
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Where would speedarts of a wallpaper go?
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I had a wonderful birthday today, going to have a bigger party on saturday. But, it's nice to be 20 years old and still find fun in Mine-imator and other things in life.
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I'm looking for a test I could do, I just did some fight tests and a parkour collab entry the other day so maybe I can get a idea or too?
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Is anyone here experiencing problems with YouTube. I got a 500 server error and a Monkey with a Wrench. Just checking
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And thus, with the final step out of the room and waiting for the last ride home semester.My summer vacation has started.
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4 years on the forums.. feels good and yet so weird.
I got something later on as well.
Thanks for a good 4 years everyone!!
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19th Birthday, feels like any other day of the year. Except we somehow advance in age.
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Finally got my braces off after 5-7 years. Man feels great
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Man, i have a REALLY bad habit of not finishing collab entries.
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