Start by keyframing the character flipping the pancake in a smooth, arc-like motion. The arms should adjust the angle of the pan, and the pancake should rotate in the air.
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Focus on the timing and pacing of the character’s movement across the street. Animate the character weaving through obstacles, adjusting the speed depending on the situation. Add secondary actions like
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Start by animating the character’s legs in a quiet, controlled movement. The character should be low to the ground with their arms close to the body, emphasizing the sneaking motion.
For rolling on the ground, keyframe the character’s body position as they curl and twist. The character should use their arms and legs to guide the roll. The facial expression
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When animating a character lifting something heavy, the body should show the strain of the effort. Focus on the bending knees, stiff arms, and the shifting weight. The character should
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For animating a cat walking, the movement should be smooth and rhythmic, focusing on the precise placement of the paws. The legs should move alternately in a fluid cycle. Pay
Start by keyframing the character’s initial jump into a backflip, with the body curving backward. The arms should help push the body through the air while the legs tuck in
Start by keyframing the character’s movement as they approach the corner, then adjust their body’s angle and the direction of motion. The character’s legs should shift to maintain balance, while
When animating a character dodging a punch, focus on the timing and speed of the dodge. The character should quickly shift their body weight to avoid the punch, using a
Animating a character playing soccer requires fluid, quick movements. Start by keyframing the character’s feet as they dribble the ball, adjusting the motion for each touch. The body should react