Okay here you go, also this sort of tutorial works for anybody, also here's some things to remember... [SETUP/CODE] I usually make my animations with "wait (0.04)s" and I don't usually use the tremor block, I'd rather just animate the screenshake. [TIPS] This animation style is mine BUT I use principles from 2 different things, one, the 12 principles of animation, and two, keyframing. Keyframing is like the process of animation where you order it by doing major poses, sub poses, then finally minor poses. In the project I explain everything I am mentioning here. [SMOOTHNESS] After watching you may notice the smoothness of the transitions in each costume, this is because I am watching for the curving of the poses and our eyes, as your eyes will never notice inconsistencies, so with the way I animated it, your brain will fill in the gaps for me. [CORRECTIONS] Make sure to go back into your animation and make corrections if necessary. Also, too much smear can ruin an animation. **That's ofc not everything, but def some major tips**
(**SPACE FOR NEXT COSTUME**) - This project could probably help a lot more people than just @GreenPasta3 so I took my time in explaining a lot of stuff, this is an Animation Tutorial for somewhat of how I animate. - Yes there is a lot more stuff that I normally do or that I know about, but this is a mini tutorial, so you have to read by yourself lol, and I don't really simplify what I am trying to explain because it's a mini tutorial, sorry. [CREDITS] Ian - Off That Sh (music) @GennyForever - Project/Tutorial/Animation @GreenPasta3 - Original Project, Original Animation @orumaitobeso - Sukuna Sprite [TAGS] #Keyframes #Animation #Effects #Trending
