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  1. Ninja Dino

    The idea that linear animation is bad and shouldn't be used is actually really dumb. The linear transition is very useful in Mine-Imator animation and other 3D animation. Animation with only non-linear transitions is really ugly, you need a little bit of linear transitions to make animation look better.

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    2. Hagus

      Hagus

      THANK YOU

    3. Rollo

      Rollo

      It depends on how experienced you are, really. Actual animation is done frame-by-frame. If you went up to Pixar and relied on Ease Out transitions you'd be sacked in a heartbeat. Of course, it's totally fine for most Mine-imator users. If you just want to get something really simple, you don't actually need to worry about having more frames. But if you were to go frame-by-frame for more advanced animation, adding transitions that slow it down and speed it up would make it look clunky and unnatural.

      So basically: You gotta be either really bad or really good to use linear. No in between.

    4. JB Animations

      JB Animations

      Depends on the animators using it. If you see noob using than it'll be quite bad. But Leave that sort of job to someone like SKIBBZ, you'll see what I mean. 

      Also, When the heck are you gonna post the anvil collaboration.!?

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