Yeah...um...some of those things mentioned were intentional designs, though maybe I will change certain aspects of it...

The third episode is out, I believe it to be funnier in general, and its definitely shorter too. >_>

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ei6xb_episode-3_fun

I guess I want feedback on the execution and writing...

It drags out too much?...I thought there was less of that in the second one...

Theres no bad language in it, though I guess I should try to make it funnier.

The 2 cartoons involve only basic shapes, such as cubes and triangles, its got a decent amount of satire to it (well the second episode does anyway) and its sorta cutesy, yet cynical, who knew cubes of all shapes could be so racist? First episode: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2dyjny_cube-a-gram...

Well this is embarrassing, it seems to be just happening regardless as to what I'm currently doing on the computer, but I was only noticing while working with anime studio, (and the stuff I exported) I was going right into the program upon turning the computer on... my dad thinks its just random eye...

Ok this is a little foreign to me...the image seems to be cut off a little bit, but theres nothing else of interest within it. The jpeg image itself DOES NOT affect me negatively, its only in a video (and the program itself actually...)...I don't think the jpeg files bothering me at least...but hone...

I was kinda hoping this problem would go away...it didn't...basically, anything that I export out of anime studio is hurting my eyes in some way, (ESPECIALLY gradients, which I got rid of for this reason). Is there either an option in anime studio (I would HOPE so...) or another program that fixes t...

I'm still here...and this happens even in anime studio itself, BEFORE I export it, unless your saying a codec affects anime studio itself.

I'm getting the feeling I'm foolish for expecting this to be easy. (Not sarcasm...mostly)

How exactly would I show you this? And no, as I stated, theres no blur whatsoever if you stop on any individual frame. This part here though... "Playing back a fast motion without a motion blur could create a sort of "strobe" like effect that isn't always pleasing to watch." That...

Motion blur is turned off for every possible piece in this animation, its definitely not that.

It doesn't look blurred at all if you stop it.

Are you saying theres no way within anime studio to fix this? Do I need another program? This problem is NOT natural in any media I've EVER watched, which implies there should be some way to fix it.

I think I figured that much out...Wait what?

I need fast moving ANYTHING to NOT look blurry!

How do I fix this? It doesn't happen much, if at all when moving slowly, but when I have animations set to move fast, I get what looks like a double image, regardless as to whether its still in Anime Studio or if I export the animations. Its not pretty to look at, so how do I fix this?