Once i upgrade my animation software from flipaclip to toonz, im gonna be watching these vids non stop. There is nothing wrong with starting early. Thank you for this great content.
This is the best tutorial for character animation you can ever find on internet (and I've seen soooo many). I made my own version of it and even though I struggle a little with maintaining the volume of my character, I got an amazing fluid animation at the end. You really have no idea how underrated your content is. There are thousands of people looking for animation tutorials on internet, but they rarely find your channel. Please do not stop uploading, you gave me a massive boost on my animation techniques. Thank you!
I just wanted to say that you explained everything I wanted to know about the timing and spacing and much more so clearly, I'm so happy I found your video! Really nice demonstration and explanation!
Oh my gosh, this was such a lifesaver! Before I was sooo confused with how you do the middle/breakdown frame, in my head I thought they had to be divided exactly in half, I didn't even realize the middle is *actually* based on *visually* where it's in the middle of the time chart. That still might not make sense, but it clicks now lol. Same with timing as well I also thought it was mostly just guessed out and things, I never really put in the thought of animatics and the timing/frame math, pff.. Anyways, thank god I found this video, thank you!
Me in high school : ugh i hate mat, when i do what i want i will never use it, f that shiz me now, studying timing, color, frames...: well... who would have guessed that animation add so many math----?
this was super helpful, i didn't think about timing actions in real life to make it flow more naturally and i learnt a lot of animation terms that i was struggling to comprehend (e.g animating on 1's/ animating on 2's) as well as some i've never heard of until i looked it up your channel is a godsend
Your tutorial was simple, only two parts. But it explained SO WELL. You helped me a lot when creating timing charts to one of my exercises I did of a flour sack. The part 1 with extremes, keys and all also was so helpfull. And the results are amazing, I came here again so I could write down what you said lol Some tutorials I find of animators dont always match to what they say, the extremes sometimes confuse me to much because of it, but your explanation was simple and fast. Thanks so much for these
So if you want to make an frame slower meaning you put more frames then to make it faster you put less frames? Like 4 frames(slow) then 2(fast) frames?
yo, im having a problem understanding the position of the frames, how do you exactly decide where tu put the "inbetween" between the keyposes when you ease in o ease out, is there like a formula or its just the frame you feel like it?
How do you get to know how to make the timing correctly, like how did u know like for example, 9 was a good spot por the in between, etc. Is it the experience?
Hi, first i want to thank you a lot for your extrem good quality Videos. Thank for your great work to teach us what you know. Here's a like and a sub. 🥳😉 Also i habe a question, but it's difficult to explain, and english isnt my native language but i will Try. Im starting my first animation project but i'm in front of problem i didnt thought about befor. Maybe you can help me. When you're drawing a move, How do you know in advance, how long will last every key frame to make the move look soft and fluid ? I mean for exemple, a man is lying on the floor, then he move to the sitting position, and then he is standing ready to Walk. Im lost to make this animation looks soft and nice. Is it right to say that laying pose is the first key frame, sitting pose is the second key frame and the standing pose is the third key frame ? How do you know that the first frame will have 2 empty frames right after, and the Next one will maybe have only 1 empty frame etc..(duration of the frame) Hard to tell where is the slow out/slow in etc... Maybe do you have some tips ? Hope you understand what i mean. Anyway, thanks a lot Again.
Any animation program works. Tahoma and Opentoonz (both are free and use the same base source code) allow for both puppet style animation and more traditional (as shown in this video). As for the tablet. Go for something that is pretty cheap. my first tablet that lasted me 3 years was only $50. I recommend going this route, just in case you don't really find your passion in it. Remember that it isn't the program or tablet that makes the animation, its the animator. Good luck!
How are you moving the frames in the timeline? When I try selecting a single frame from the top bar it won't actually move. It highlights it but I can't move around the frame ( like one would in flash for instance.) Please help :,)
ı have a question: when ı make a character in OpenToonz ı want to render save it and then ı wanna use it in another clip . Like in the movie stages . how can ı do it? OR do you have a video about t??
Keys are usually the main poses that tell the story your animation. The breakdowns usually determine the transition to the ending key. For instance, if you wanted to animate a character going from a neutral emote to a smiling one, those would be the keys because they tell the main parts of the story. If you wanted the character to blink before smiling, that would be the breakdown, because it shows how your character transitions into the smile. I hope that all makes sense. If not, check out Toniko Pantoja's video on keys and breakdowns. I know this was a year ago, but I'm not sure if your question got answered.
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please keep making these man your like a teacher to me i appreciate these so much
Once i upgrade my animation software from flipaclip to toonz, im gonna be watching these vids non stop. There is nothing wrong with starting early. Thank you for this great content.
Don't forget to save often folks. It's a lot of work to lose if you don't.
Too late...
Procreate users: 🫵😂🖕
This channel is so underrated. This is my favorite animation channel, thank you so much
This is the best tutorial for character animation you can ever find on internet (and I've seen soooo many). I made my own version of it and even though I struggle a little with maintaining the volume of my character, I got an amazing fluid animation at the end. You really have no idea how underrated your content is. There are thousands of people looking for animation tutorials on internet, but they rarely find your channel. Please do not stop uploading, you gave me a massive boost on my animation techniques. Thank you!
Great lesson Mr Frugal🙏🏽💯
I needed this the most when it came to animation so thank you for making this video 😊
I just wanted to say that you explained everything I wanted to know about the timing and spacing and much more so clearly, I'm so happy I found your video! Really nice demonstration and explanation!
bless you mate, I've been trying to understand from other people and just wouldn't understand properly. But you are BIG HELP!
Oh my gosh, this was such a lifesaver!
Before I was sooo confused with how you do the middle/breakdown frame, in my head I thought they had to be divided exactly in half, I didn't even realize the middle is *actually* based on *visually* where it's in the middle of the time chart. That still might not make sense, but it clicks now lol.
Same with timing as well I also thought it was mostly just guessed out and things, I never really put in the thought of animatics and the timing/frame math, pff..
Anyways, thank god I found this video, thank you!
Now i understand why Attack on titan Season 4 took years to animate.
Me in high school : ugh i hate mat, when i do what i want i will never use it, f that shiz
me now, studying timing, color, frames...: well... who would have guessed that animation add so many math----?
math is easy...
Not really though... But I guess
Almost everything requires some form of math.
Wait what did mat do to you???
this was super helpful, i didn't think about timing actions in real life to make it flow more naturally and i learnt a lot of animation terms that i was struggling to comprehend (e.g animating on 1's/ animating on 2's) as well as some i've never heard of until i looked it up
your channel is a godsend
Thank you brother🎉
Your tutorial was simple, only two parts. But it explained SO WELL. You helped me a lot when creating timing charts to one of my exercises I did of a flour sack. The part 1 with extremes, keys and all also was so helpfull. And the results are amazing, I came here again so I could write down what you said lol Some tutorials I find of animators dont always match to what they say, the extremes sometimes confuse me to much because of it, but your explanation was simple and fast. Thanks so much for these
Insightful! I learned so much from this. Thank you.
wait who r the challenge winners
When is castle dark coming?
Your videos helped me understand timing charts! Thank you so much!! :D
Please keep making these vids because they are amazing and so informative thank you
have you thought about giving blender a try? be interesting to see your first impressions of blender's grease pencil tool's
Thank you so much.. For making this kind of videos. Its very much helpful for my animation journey
I’m going to do that in krita
So if you want to make an frame slower meaning you put more frames then to make it faster you put less frames? Like 4 frames(slow) then 2(fast) frames?
Great Work.
Hi
yo, im having a problem understanding the position of the frames, how do you exactly decide where tu put the "inbetween" between the keyposes when you ease in o ease out, is there like a formula or its just the frame you feel like it?
This is a great question. Since I can't explain it all atm, here's the video I learned it from: th-cam.com/video/994XdcIP9K0/w-d-xo.html
Esto es muy genial
Your videos are so useful ! Thank you so much
How do you get to know how to make the timing correctly, like how did u know like for example, 9 was a good spot por the in between, etc. Is it the experience?
thanks 4 the video it has really help me understand animation better
thanks so much for the video!
How can you make the exact videos I was looking for? :0
i like you :3
Omg i love this
Ty ❤️ it was helpful
Hi, first i want to thank you a lot for your extrem good quality Videos. Thank for your great work to teach us what you know. Here's a like and a sub. 🥳😉 Also i habe a question, but it's difficult to explain, and english isnt my native language but i will Try. Im starting my first animation project but i'm in front of problem i didnt thought about befor. Maybe you can help me. When you're drawing a move, How do you know in advance, how long will last every key frame to make the move look soft and fluid ? I mean for exemple, a man is lying on the floor, then he move to the sitting position, and then he is standing ready to Walk. Im lost to make this animation looks soft and nice. Is it right to say that laying pose is the first key frame, sitting pose is the second key frame and the standing pose is the third key frame ? How do you know that the first frame will have 2 empty frames right after, and the Next one will maybe have only 1 empty frame etc..(duration of the frame) Hard to tell where is the slow out/slow in etc... Maybe do you have some tips ? Hope you understand what i mean. Anyway, thanks a lot Again.
bro i also wanted to animate but idk which software should i use and which graphics tabet should i use for among us animation
Any animation program works. Tahoma and Opentoonz (both are free and use the same base source code) allow for both puppet style animation and more traditional (as shown in this video). As for the tablet. Go for something that is pretty cheap. my first tablet that lasted me 3 years was only $50. I recommend going this route, just in case you don't really find your passion in it.
Remember that it isn't the program or tablet that makes the animation, its the animator. Good luck!
@@AwkwardPain thx bro
the timing chart from 23 to 31, why is 25 the half ? or is that just favoured ?
Can a layer go 12 frames per secons and another layer go 24 frames per second
Well no, but you can have both 24 and animate one on ones and the other on twos to make it seem that way
@@icantexistence ok
Quick question is opentoonz compatible with tablets to?
im a smooth brain i didn't know how u tell when you animate thing in two or 1 or more frames and why it matter
How are you moving the frames in the timeline? When I try selecting a single frame from the top bar it won't actually move. It highlights it but I can't move around the frame ( like one would in flash for instance.) Please help :,)
ı have a question: when ı make a character in OpenToonz ı want to render save it and then ı wanna use it in another clip . Like in the movie stages . how can ı do it? OR do you have a video about t??
export it to sequence image
Bro thanks . And i learned it a month ago
I just did my first animation with opentoons hope yall like it :)
How to determine the key frames,breakdowns,etc. in every action?
I hope one can answer, it bothers me in making timechart
Keys are usually the main poses that tell the story your animation. The breakdowns usually determine the transition to the ending key. For instance, if you wanted to animate a character going from a neutral emote to a smiling one, those would be the keys because they tell the main parts of the story. If you wanted the character to blink before smiling, that would be the breakdown, because it shows how your character transitions into the smile. I hope that all makes sense. If not, check out Toniko Pantoja's video on keys and breakdowns. I know this was a year ago, but I'm not sure if your question got answered.
Dude i only make animation clips at 1 second or 2
no dislikes nice
This is math class or animation 🤔
im sorry- but i didn't understand this, i understood the first video you had of this- but the second part, i didn't
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