I would love to add shadows and shading to my animations, but that adds so much more time to each frame; at that rate each video would never get released. If you want to have a finished product, you need to know when to stop working on the video and let it go public, even if it isn't as nice looking as you wanted it to be.
This is always iluminating to my mind. Also looking at those scenes now again I noticed that you can make really awesome,epic and even insane shots just by yourself and what I can say is congratulations! because i know how stressing and hard it is to do that all by yourself I know it's big but I just like to express myself correctly
Biggest thing in this vid for me is how people interact with each other 3:52 Could be 2d, 3d, simulation, doesn't matter; Once two characters touch, you can easily tell when animation can look wonky. Also, animating/simulating clothing is now your "second character"
i only know about animation industry, as a mild old school anime nerd, so this was insightfull and interresting to me, and the editing is great! bot that metallic, stereo-phased reberb reverb is not a good match, unless you intended to convey the bleak, awkward vibe vibe, of a stranger ranting at you in a smelly, tiled, neon lit public subway bathroom, while you cant piss when somebody's watching, let alone trying to chat you up. audio mixing is just as important for the atmosphere as the visuals! a bit of compression and a light, muffled reverb make everything sound comfortable. THIS is the opposite of that. oh, it finally stopped at ... nevermind! oh, finally ... no it's back! wait ... no, i give up! gawww .. that inconsistencty is aggrevating! (i really thought this god-awful audio was working up to a meta level punch line, but it never came) PS: i'm being a bit melodramatic here. but the audio mixing did not do this video's quality justice at all. those terrible effects made an interesting, and very high effort video a pain to sit through for me. taking it from a straight A down to C-- tier. still gave you a like, though and i'm subscribed already. please take this as rambling but positive feedback.
Little tip for safe time: If your animation frames are almost not changing between each other, you can put those frames "on fours" (it means that every frame is suspended 4 frames instead of 1) The diference is practically imperceptible. I like to put my animation frames "on fours" for see how I can adjust timing on them
That’s a nice video you got there, Toniko. But I’m going to have to refrain of your suggestion from this video. You see… I’m a classical animator. I like to animate like Disney and Don Bluth, and besides… I don’t think animation is that hard… to me. To tell you the truth…. I like to animate in shapes. Just shapes, and then adding the details on paper. Just like you like to do connect the dots. Everybody has their own way of animating, a cartoon character or an animated object. Whenever they like. You can think about it you know. It’s normal. ^ . ^ thank you for being patient with me. Good luck on your animation career.
Good, cheap and fast. Choose two. Right? On a serious note, I'm really glad that I found your channel. Your insights and suggestions are really helpful, and I always feel like I take away something valuable from each video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! P.S. I really want to know where I can find the project with the person turning into a dragon, and the boy with a gun. What is that?
I accualy started an animated series I haved loot off failed attemps on the first season now Im making first episode and I love animation but I hate the animating took that much time
I love the animation you have done. I’m do doing a career change and start graduate studies at the academy of art university specializing in 2D animation. What would you recommend I put more focus and time on. As you said budget=time+energy. Any advice would be appreciated.
Can you make a VDO start to end of vdo the process how to make animation vdo and the editing voice over and also script not real script just normal anything twinkle little 😂 type
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WAKE UP GANG TONIKO POSTED!!
I would love to add shadows and shading to my animations, but that adds so much more time to each frame; at that rate each video would never get released. If you want to have a finished product, you need to know when to stop working on the video and let it go public, even if it isn't as nice looking as you wanted it to be.
You can add automatic shadows too. they can look good enought if you play whith the parameters enought
I needed to hear this
That is so real omg I relate to that so much
@@DeadnyMaster havent found a good way in blender that doesnt only work for very simple poses
This is always iluminating to my mind. Also looking at those scenes now again I noticed that you can make really awesome,epic and even insane shots just by yourself and what I can say is congratulations! because i know how stressing and hard it is to do that all by yourself
I know it's big but I just like to express myself correctly
Excellent break down. Figuring out your projects animation budget is something thats not taught in schools well. It just gets overlooked.
Omg CutiePie jus posted!!
Biggest thing in this vid for me is how people interact with each other 3:52
Could be 2d, 3d, simulation, doesn't matter;
Once two characters touch, you can easily tell when animation can look wonky.
Also, animating/simulating clothing is now your "second character"
The main thing im hung up on is backgrounds!
You are extremely talented.
I love how well you animate the different weapons techniques, everything feels real. especially the big weapon moves, nice research.
i only know about animation industry, as a mild old school anime nerd, so this was insightfull and interresting to me, and the editing is great!
bot that metallic, stereo-phased reberb reverb is not a good match, unless you intended to convey the bleak, awkward vibe vibe, of a stranger ranting at you in a smelly, tiled, neon lit public subway bathroom, while you cant piss when somebody's watching, let alone trying to chat you up.
audio mixing is just as important for the atmosphere as the visuals! a bit of compression and a light, muffled reverb make everything sound comfortable. THIS is the opposite of that.
oh, it finally stopped at ... nevermind! oh, finally ... no it's back! wait ... no, i give up! gawww .. that inconsistencty is aggrevating! (i really thought this god-awful audio was working up to a meta level punch line, but it never came)
PS: i'm being a bit melodramatic here. but the audio mixing did not do this video's quality justice at all. those terrible effects made an interesting, and very high effort video a pain to sit through for me. taking it from a straight A down to C-- tier. still gave you a like, though and i'm subscribed already. please take this as rambling but positive feedback.
Little tip for safe time: If your animation frames are almost not changing between each other, you can put those frames "on fours" (it means that every frame is suspended 4 frames instead of 1) The diference is practically imperceptible.
I like to put my animation frames "on fours" for see how I can adjust timing on them
That’s a nice video you got there, Toniko. But I’m going to have to refrain of your suggestion from this video. You see… I’m a classical animator. I like to animate like Disney and Don Bluth, and besides… I don’t think animation is that hard… to me. To tell you the truth…. I like to animate in shapes. Just shapes, and then adding the details on paper. Just like you like to do connect the dots. Everybody has their own way of animating, a cartoon character or an animated object. Whenever they like. You can think about it you know. It’s normal. ^ . ^ thank you for being patient with me. Good luck on your animation career.
It feels illegal to be this early 😅
as someone who wants to learn animation, this is incredibly helpful! thank you
THANK UU SM OML THIS RLLY HELPED
You packed a lot in this video. Great work and thanks for sharing
Good, cheap and fast. Choose two. Right?
On a serious note, I'm really glad that I found your channel. Your insights and suggestions are really helpful, and I always feel like I take away something valuable from each video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
P.S. I really want to know where I can find the project with the person turning into a dragon, and the boy with a gun. What is that?
This was really helpful.
The intro music changed!
Interesting!
I accualy started an animated series I haved loot off failed attemps on the first season now Im making first episode and I love animation but I hate the animating took that much time
Your work hard!! Awesome!!
Definitely not a bunch of filters and particles unreasonably stacked on top of each other for that “cinematic” look 😅 Great video btw!
Super helpful vid!
I love the animation you have done. I’m do doing a career change and start graduate studies at the academy of art university specializing in 2D animation. What would you recommend I put more focus and time on. As you said budget=time+energy. Any advice would be appreciated.
So helpful.. ❤
6:36 could be one of my bad behaviour that I have been used to. Maybe I can try to draw lesser frames
I didn't even subscribe and I'm *this* early? (Subbed)
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You sound like a TEA channel
I'm no longer able to do animation... Because they put me in "Horny Jail"
Drawing that should get you honky stonks
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20 minutes ago is diabolical
Just drop kick the tutorials on us 😂
Videos starts at 6:00
Can you make a VDO start to end of vdo the process how to make animation vdo and the editing voice over and also script not real script just normal anything twinkle little 😂 type
bazinga
Bazinga's still relevant bruh
I animate on 9 fps
Life is short, and ignorance of humans makes it even short, so let's make shorts to make billions of people laugh.
wow
Womp womp