I'm still trying to get rid of old habits I was told to get rid of and trying to get the mixups I was shown into my muscle memory haha! I need to spend more time training! Anyway got to gold 2 yeahh
@LagbotT and maybe subtle timing differences. that doesn't change the fact that technically the animation isn't his and he shouldn't be monitoring it. if for some reason if he really need tou use the exact same motion, and least change the camera position by at least 30°
@LagbotT I'd honestly go as far as saying that the character animation is the same. even down to the micro arcs the character makes. it's art theft. at least in the Boruto one there's difference Ms in the character animation but in this one there isn't aside from the character model
@FAMOUS_9052 it's good, awesome visuals, tho can't say it's one of the greatest anime movies I've ever watched. but that doesn't deminish the fact that I think it's good
@MightyMouse_rbx Probably because direction wise they were pretty strict. Animators don't have as much creative freedom as other mainstream shounen in terms of their animation styles I think
Now idk if they've any 3D assistance, but I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't because in the first cut in his dandadan sequence here, he didn't use any 3d assistance at all. Peach really is a beast huh
@Yash_comics@magnumm_opus backwards at some point as well. With that being a cool idea. What you're trying to show us is a spacing concept that every animator should know. Basic inbetweening knowledge which isn't really showing us why this idea of depictng speed this ways isn't "unique" to you(2/2)
@Yash_comics@magnumm_opus What is being discussed is the concept of sometimes moving so fast around a center point it looks like it's slowing down due to the creation of afterimages, which juxtaposes the idea of speed itself by not only making said afterimages move slowly through space, but somewhat(1/2)