How do you put the smoothness up on something?

[MrChicken 39]

Watch GasCreeper's animations.

Watch my animations.

That pretty much explains it all.

[Paul Sheldon 2.5k]

um, it really depends on your skill.

Edited August 23, 2014 by TheSpiderRider

[RubiX 151]

Wat?

[Peanutbutter Timelord 1.6k]

you dont turn the smoothnes up you have to be skilled enough to animate multiple keyframes in to one single smooth motion... yeah...

[RobotCoveredWithHumanFlesh 2k]

Practice

[david 8.4k]

Study how real life objects move: Humans, animals, balls, boxes, nature. Learn the principles of animation and why timing is important. Read a good book on the subject. Look at video clips and cartoons and study them frame-by-frame. Learn the various animation tools and shortcuts Mine-imator currently has to offer. Experiment with the transitions. Use more keyframes.

[Paul Sheldon 2.5k]

Study how real life objects move: Humans, animals, balls, boxes, nature. Learn the principles of animation. Read a good book on the subject. Look at video clips and cartoons and study them frame-by-frame. Learn the various animation tools and shortcuts Mine-imator currently has to offer. Experiment with the transitions. Use more keyframes.

This is exactly what I'm doing.

[Cryotivity 2.9k]

If your trying to learn how to make your animations smoother try the game toribash. human based physics game that change with the gravity.

[Hesmiyu 491]

 

Study how real life objects move: Humans, animals, balls, boxes, nature. Learn the principles of animation and why timing is important. Read a good book on the subject. Look at video clips and cartoons and study them frame-by-frame. Learn the various animation tools and shortcuts Mine-imator currently has to offer. Experiment with the transitions. Use more keyframes.

When I animate something a humaniod character does, I act it out myself to see if it is possible and study how my different body parts move in conjunction with my movements.

 

If your trying to learn how to make your animations smoother try the game toribash. human based physics game that change with the gravity.

Perhaps you should also mention that that game is free to play

Edited August 23, 2014 by Hesmiyu

[AzoeGamer 101]

See this?

 

Once I thought it was smooth enough to get more subscribers :/

Edited August 24, 2014 by AzoeGamer