Smooth, better, animation?

[Skelemelon 124]

hello

i mostly make rigs and models but im starting animation and would like some tips?

thanks

-bluey

[Shane 2.8k]

always use scenery

[Skelemelon 124]

2 minutes ago, Shane said:

always use scenery

no s**t

[Shane 2.8k]

2 minutes ago, Bluey said:

no s**t

you'd be surprised how many people forget this

[Skelemelon 124]

2 minutes ago, Shane said:

you'd be surprised how many people forget this

i know!

im a modeler so "scenery"is my middle name, but i mean like the animation itself like moving Steve or something like that?

[Shane 2.8k]

1 minute ago, Bluey said:

i know!

im a modeler so "scenery"is my middle name, but i mean like the animation itself like moving Steve or something like that?

make your human feel "alive"

never leave it at a static position, animate him even if he's just standing and doing nothing

[Skelemelon 124]

14 minutes ago, Shane said:

make your human feel "alive"

never leave it at a static position, animate him even if he's just standing and doing nothing

thanks!

[peeps4321 21]

Change fog colour and mess around with the background settings.

The subtle changes can make all the difference.  And nobody likes watching an ugly animation.  Spend some time to make it feel alive and more cinematic.

[DizzyProductions 534]

41 minutes ago, peeps4321 said:

Change fog colour and mess around with the background settings.

The subtle changes can make all the difference.  And nobody likes watching an ugly animation.  Spend some time to make it feel alive and more cinematic.

That's not for animation.

[Skjold 7.6k]

Don't make f.n.a..f or monster-school animations.

[peeps4321 21]

2 hours ago, DizzyProductions said:

That's not for animation.

But it makes all the difference in an animation.  So it's something I would recommend.