Animators come here!

[M@RS]

I'm going to try this again, if you're an animator post here, if you want to animate tell me so and I'll give you a program...Please Please stay on subject, oh yeah if you have an animation you want to show off, go right ahead, I know I will

[M@RS]

Here are a few of my animations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

more like a few hundred

[RoxStar]

While not mine, still a personal favorite!

 

[ET Warrior]

So here's the thing.

 

We look down on starting a thread that is quite clearly the same thing as a thread that has already been closed (in this case, twice).

 

We also don't like double posting.

 

So, try to calm down and perhaps pay attention to the way the forum runs, ya?

[MrWally]

If you really would to learn how to animate I would suggest investing in a program such as Adobe Flash. The Trials on the Adobe website are apparently down until July 1st, but I'm sure you could find a trial for an older version like Macromedia Flash MX or something.

 

Flash is the program that most animators use. I've messed around with it, its pretty intense.

 

Also, in terms of constructive criticism, I understand that you're animating stick figures, but the animations would look much more fluid and life-like if you examined video footage of human movements, such as people running, jumping, throwing, etc. Some of your animations look too mechanical and not realistic at all--especially the leg movements.

[EnderWiggin]

If you really would to learn how to animate I would suggest investing in a program such as Adobe Flash. The Trials on the Adobe website are apparently down until July 1st, but I'm sure you could find a trial for an older version like Macromedia Flash MX or something.

 

Flash is the program that most animators use. I've messed around with it, its pretty intense.

 

Also, in terms of constructive criticism, I understand that you're animating stick figures, but the animations would look much more fluid and life-like if you examined video footage of human movements, such as people running, jumping, throwing, etc. Some of your animations look too mechanical and not realistic at all--especially the leg movements.

 

 

Flash is definitely the way to go; I tried out Flash MX a couple of years ago.

 

Try it out, see if you like it.

 

_EW_

[IG-64]

 

Here's something I did a long time ago when I was bored. *shrugs*

[M@RS]

If you really would to learn how to animate I would suggest investing in a program such as Adobe Flash. The Trials on the Adobe website are apparently down until July 1st, but I'm sure you could find a trial for an older version like Macromedia Flash MX or something.

 

Flash is the program that most animators use. I've messed around with it, its pretty intense.

 

Also, in terms of constructive criticism, I understand that you're animating stick figures, but the animations would look much more fluid and life-like if you examined video footage of human movements, such as people running, jumping, throwing, etc. Some of your animations look too mechanical and not realistic at all--especially the leg movements.

 

Thanks, I realize that a lot of my movements are too mechanical, and the leg movements are just horrible , I think the only thing I did kind of good was the leg movements, I haven't used Flash (yet) but I've meddled with 3d Animation Programs, the one I use the most is Anim8or mainly because even the pros say that Anim8or is easy to use and get's the job done, check it out...

[General LiWar]

^I enjoyed them, they reminded me of the xaio xaio animations. I would take MrWally's comment a little farther and say examine human movements in slowmotion to learn from that, but other than that i don't have much to say. I've personally only been able to do animations with adobe imageready and i don't have much experience with it.

[M@RS]

Look up Pivot Stickfigure Animator v.2.2.5 on Google along with a Pivot Tutorial, then check out this website for figures

 

http://www.droidz.org/stkmain.php

 

if you need any help just tell me, and thanks for the suggestion, I'm going to do that (slo-mo)

[MrWally]

Yeah, Flash MX is the first tool I used when I was looking into animation years ago when a few of my friends were into it.

 

It's pretty easy to learn if you're determined, I'd check it out.

[Dath Maximus]

someone really likes to whore out that pivot thing

[M@RS]

Hehe, I'm not sure if that's a compliment or if you're mocking me...

[Pie™]

Hehe, I'm not sure if that's a compliment or if you're mocking me...

 

It boggles my mind that you can interpret that as a compliment.

 

[Det. Bart Lasiter]

It boggles my mind that you can interpret that as a compliment.

 

we need more posts like this

[Kjølen]

Oh balls, you've released the plague.

 

[M@RS]

That's why I said I'm not sure...besides, I was talking about animations in general, not pivoting (ugh...)

[Det. Bart Lasiter]

That's why I said I'm not sure...besides, I was talking about animations in general, not pivoting (ugh...)

it has the stench of pivot upon it

[MrWally]

I think they're saying you should move on to another program.

 

Flash MX.

 

Right now.

 

Go go go!

[M@RS]

Alright, I'll check it out, but it may take awhile if I buy it, is there a free download I could have?

 

and I use another program, at least I'm learning, it's called Anim8or, it's really cool and it's free...

 

http://anim8or.com/main/index.html

[BongoBob]

we need more posts like this

 

And so it begins...again...

[EnderWiggin]

It boggles my mind that you can interpret that as a compliment.

 

 

 

_EW_

[Dath Maximus]

Hehe, I'm not sure if that's a compliment or if you're mocking me...

 

 

mocking

[M@RS]

Well, go do it somewhere else, sheesh, just trying to make friends and talk about something I like to do a lot...

[ET Warrior]

Friends are not made in the swamp. Only enemies. Life long, mortal enemies.