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CommonSvensson β Teddlita animation test
Published: 2007-07-06 18:51:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 5063; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 121
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The artwork shown here is traced off a filler image from the webcomic "El Goonish Shive" by Dan Shive: [link] so it's completely (c) by Dan Shive, I take no credit for the pretty artwork
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I've been experimenting with a software called "Anime Studio Pro" lately; its main purpose is to create animations by manipulating vector drawings over time. I'm not really comfortable with the program at the moment, but i hope this gets better.
This is my first attemt at animating a complex model. Thus the animation is far from convincing, everything is too floaty/unnaturally/generally all over the place. However, I hope to get better & probably laugh about this some day.
PS: sorry for the hideous file size, the output isn't optimized at all
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hi
graet work
can i ask u about some lesson to this program or links plz
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I envy you, seriously. For the love of GOD I can't figure out how to work animation studio, sure I can draw random pretty things but I can't get the stuffs to work right, I end up getting a headache trying to fit those bone things in
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That's kinda sad. I feel for ya though I was the same way with 3D animation, luckily what I learned about skeletal hierarchies with 3D programs transferred over pretty well into AS Pro. That program is still a pain in the ass though. I can't seem to figure out how to set the exact bending points along the edges of joints, & still can't get the damn files animation to export properly. Grrrrr. It's still a handy & fun program though. I'm just glad I didn't waste the money to actually pay for it.
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I should be envious of your drawing skills
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I don't know why you bother using these programs. Real men write their animations using a text editor in svg/xml and can visualise their vector transitions in their head.
P.S. I'm obviously not a real man, I've been waiting for inkscape animation functionality for ages. I might end up programming it myself.
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It's rather stiff, considering how much she moves.
It's still impressive.
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agreed, the movement is rather doll-like. Gotta keep working on that ^_^
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Looks convincing to me. It's definitely smooth enough animation. Noiche.
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apart from the headturn, the movement sure is smooth (maybe a bit too much?), i'm more concerned with the lack of control/direction/physics.
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Looks good to me.
If you're trying for realistic physics,when she puts her foot down the last time it's a bit too slow/smooth. (Not really a PROBLEM though.)
But really though, it's very good.
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For some reason the design makes me think of Elliot more than Tedd...
Nice work ^_^
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maybe because the bangs resemble elliot's hair more than tedd's?
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Yea, I think that's it. And the expression is more innocent
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Wow!
That's quite awesome!
...and this filler continues to haunt me! Out naughty-Tedd-thoughts! OUT I SAY!!!!
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Thanks 
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I know the series.
The thing is I really don't like gothic lollita stuff! I don't know why it looks so good on Tedd!!!
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in general, I'm not too excited about it either - but lately i've been reconsidering this 
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Between EGS and Princess Princess I can just see it....
βSo, youβre into the Gothic Lolita look?β
βNot really. Just when itβs worn by guys.β
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yeah, just liking the look - that would be too damn strange
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I have that software, but I cant figure it out! Dx
Your little experiment looks cool, btw! : D
I love her outfit, shoes especially. x3
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Hey thanks! The software is really strange to use at times, took me ages to get something half-decent together. And just when you think you got it figured out, it starts throwing strange bugs at you...
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O_O
That is really good, and flowing animation.
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