SmallScreen Animations

I'm loving your animations, they're so incredibly detailed! Great work

yee! I made more of it because... well, I just enjoyed doing this.
Nothing really new here, really.
I'm planning to make something more than just... a walking animation in the future, but just not now. maybe if I make more time lapses, I'll do something more interesting... more than this.
And please the description of the video. ty.
 
 

Exactly. I've been working on my current animations for 5 days now.

Exactly. I've been working on my current animations for 5 days now.

Don't upload an animation every single day. Take 3 days or more to perfect it.

Hey guys! I decided to make something inspired by my older "In the Dungeon" wallpaper. I tried experimenting with more dynamic scenes and some fancy worn-out dungeon type of scenery. Enjoy!

Rendered with Mine-imator 1.0.5, textured, composited and edited using Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.
 

Almost 2 hours for 7 seconds of animation sounds rubbish, but that's how long art takes! Brilliant work dude, very good animating!

Almost 2 hours for 7 seconds of animation sounds rubbish, but that's how long art takes! Brilliant work dude, very good animating!

and this kids,this is the art of animation.

Hey everyone, I know this isn't directly a Mine-Imator tutorial, but I'd just like to share it with everyone. 
They're called the 12 Principles of animation, I've watched them all and they're incredibly helpful. Some don't apply for Mine-Imator animations, but a lot of them are very relevant. If you really want your animations to look very professional and realistic, I highly recommend watching this playlist first. 

EDIT: Yes I realise now that I probably shouldn't have posted this here, this has been pointed out to me. I didn't know there was a 'status update' feature. I'm new here :L 
 
 
 

Hey everyone, I know this isn't directly a Mine-Imator tutorial, but I'd just like to share it with everyone. 
They're called the 12 Principles of animation, I've watched them all and they're incredibly helpful. Some don't apply for Mine-Imator animations, but a lot of them are very relevant. If you really want your animations to look very professional and realistic, I highly recommend watching this playlist first. 

EDIT: Yes I realise now that I probably shouldn't have posted this here, this has been pointed out to me. I didn't know there was a 'status update' feature. I'm new here :L 
 
 
 

Hey everyone, I know this isn't directly a Mine-Imator tutorial, but I'd just like to share it with everyone. 
They're called the 12 Principles of animation, I've watched them all and they're incredibly helpful. Some don't apply for Mine-Imator animations, but a lot of them are very relevant. If you really want your animations to look very professional and realistic, I highly recommend watching this playlist first. 

EDIT: Yes I realise now that I probably shouldn't have posted this here, this has been pointed out to me. I didn't know there was a 'status update' feature. I'm new here :L 
 
 
 

Like, even the footsteps get quieter when he walks further away from the camera, that right there is some detailed animating!

Really smooth animating there, looking forward to it

Hey everyone, I know this isn't directly a Mine-Imator tutorial, but I'd just like to share it with everyone. 
They're called the 12 Principles of animation, I've watched them all and they're incredibly helpful. Some don't apply for Mine-Imator animations, but a lot of them are very relevant. If you really want your animations to look very professional and realistic, I highly recommend watching this playlist first. 

EDIT: Yes I realise now that I probably shouldn't have posted this here, this has been pointed out to me. I didn't know there was a 'status update' feature. I'm new here :L 
 
 
 

Thanks for the help, I'm glad someone actually explained it. Rather than just complain at me

You'll get that a lot. Welcome to the forums!

A status update is well... an update of your current status. (Not that people use it for that purpose anymore ;3) But it's where you can post something quick just to let people know of something. It can be found by clicking "+Create" at the top of the screen and then click "status". A window should pop up and you can write up your status update. When you're done it'll apear on the right side of the home page.  

Don't worry that's normal you're new here

The diference is because you must identify how important a post is going to be.
If it has got a loooooooooooot of information or if it's very important it can be a topic.
If it contains just a video or a single image or something, it can be a status update.  

Hey everyone, I know this isn't directly a Mine-Imator tutorial, but I'd just like to share it with everyone. 
They're called the 12 Principles of animation, I've watched them all and they're incredibly helpful. Some don't apply for Mine-Imator animations, but a lot of them are very relevant. If you really want your animations to look very professional and realistic, I highly recommend watching this playlist first. 

EDIT: Yes I realise now that I probably shouldn't have posted this here, this has been pointed out to me. I didn't know there was a 'status update' feature. I'm new here :L 
 
 
 

Walk:
Move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.

Yea mine looks fine on the icon, but if you click on it, it goes super small. I'll probably upload it to imgur soon, can't be bothered right now

So? A test should still show what an animator is capable of.

Aha, I like to make custom ones, not ones just pulled off the internet, so it took me some time