The second animation is of a fox. I tried experimenting with a 4-legged walk cycle. I had trouble synchronising the legs so I had to add tweens so the timing was right. I still think they could be better synchronised and that the body (especially the shoulders and head) should move more but for a first effort, it wasn't terrible.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Walk cycle
I created the walk cycles using Adobe Animate. The first I tried recreating Jack Skellington's walk from "The Nightmare Before Christmas." I think if I had persevered and made a longer walk cycle it would have been better. I also think I could have improved as the figure started shrinking halfway through the animation.
The second animation is of a fox. I tried experimenting with a 4-legged walk cycle. I had trouble synchronising the legs so I had to add tweens so the timing was right. I still think they could be better synchronised and that the body (especially the shoulders and head) should move more but for a first effort, it wasn't terrible.
The second animation is of a fox. I tried experimenting with a 4-legged walk cycle. I had trouble synchronising the legs so I had to add tweens so the timing was right. I still think they could be better synchronised and that the body (especially the shoulders and head) should move more but for a first effort, it wasn't terrible.
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