This lesson we were exploring the basics of timing and space in relation to animation.
Timing- How long it takes for something to go from point A to point B.
Spacing- How it gets there.
Exercise 1 had us spacing a circle from frame 1-25 evenly, and exercise 2- switching up the movement, by moving more frames in two specific places. The more frames showing an object 'moving' within close proximity to itself, the slower the animation appears.
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'Evenly Spaced' and 'Ease in, Ease out' |
Now to explore the importance of arches and curves in indicating natural movement:
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'How not to animate a moving pendulum!' |
Remember the arch!
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'Evenly Space' |
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'Ease in, Ease out' |
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