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Hey everyone, This is only my 3rd post because I havent been animation much lately, but im getting pro 7 for christmas so im going to be posting much more soon

http://www.youtube.com/user/ImploadingI ... ature=mhum

These are mostly only action animations. My other ones are on a different channel but im going to upload all of them into one soon.

heres the link to my youtube page - i would upload them to something like newgrounds but the file sizes are too big.

Feedback is apreciated!!

Wow, this is just awesome. You are so good at lifelike motion. I am so impressed. I subscribed and I hope to see more.

How would you advise somebody that is wanting to get better at movement like this?

thanks! When I started animateing my movements looked very poor so i think its something that comes with practice.

Two tips I could give you are 1: unless you are animateing a robot nothing stops and starts on a dime. when makeing a movement always do it in stages, starting off slow and ending slow. 2: always think about momentum. for instance of someone gets hit with a shotgun black in the face wile running, their face will fly back but their arms will fly out and they will probalby be tipped back because of the momentum the rest of their body has.

I checked out your Halo reach animation ( if you are who i think you are on Youtube ) and overall it looked pretty good, one suggestion I would have is when ppl got hit they would very quickly go in to a new possitoin ( like they got hit ) but freez in that as they fell and be still once they hit the ground. Try makeing the movements more gradual and continuouse and less jerky. I dont mean have him slowly get hit but after he contorts have him continue to react and have his limbs continuse to move in the same direction gradually. Your walking looked great though

good luck!

Dude, you are a beast. The Epic Battle video was immensely entertaining to watch. The sword guy's back flip was definitely my favorite part. Very impressive. I also liked the giant gun taking out the structure on the left. Well done!