goober

[loud island]

you sure know how to animate, the frames do look like they dying tho

[restive oak]

what does that mean

[pearl patrol]

Congrats @restive oak, you are now level 17!

[spark tiger]

I think that this peculiar person is trying to imitate the animation style from the big movie hit Spider-Man into the spiderverse

Or any other movie that did the same style

[loud island]

wouldnt that be even less frames

[spark tiger]

Idfk

I don’t animate things anymore

[loud island]

pythons are your thing

[spark tiger]

Lost interested in it sadly

[spark tiger]

Yeah

But I would like to make a continuation from one my renders that I did

That dying nite render

[loud island]

would fit for next halloween by the name

[spark tiger]

Dying nite is just dying light

But in Fortnite

[restive oak]

i didnt get the inspiration from spiderverse, its from the tf2 animator Ceno0 on youtube

but yea the choppy stopmotion artstyle has been a thing i adopted for a while, in one the bigger animations im making, im gonna start ordering frames manually so particle systems/simulations can also have that look

[spark tiger]

Do you think it’s a good idea doing animation in unreal?

[restive oak]

wouldnt know anything about it

i use blender

[spark tiger]

I’ve been wanting to make some for a while

[restive oak]

if you start, some advice i can give you is to research animation principles and practice applying them one by one, then combining them. dont get confused, most videos will talk about 2d animation, but the principles still apply to 3d

[restive oak]

but yea spiderverse is primarily animated on (from what i can tell, have not seen the movie) 2s and 3s for most actions ive seen. framerate is still the same, 24 fps is the standard for a reason

[glass forge]

I have a question, how in the world do you make your characters shake like Fireworks Team Leader bear did in the end?

[loud island]

by overloading the bears nervous system

[restive oak]

keyframe modifier, select an single control in the graph editor (location x/y/z or rotation) and use the sidebar to apply the noise modifier

[restive oak]

this too