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A 2D walk cycle is a fundamental animation technique used to create the illusion of walking motion for a character in a two-dimensional space. It typically involves a series of keyframes depicting the various phases of a walking cycle, including contact, passing, and high points. Each keyframe captures the position, posture, and movement of the character's limbs and body as they take steps forward. Through careful timing and interpolation between keyframes, animators bring the character to life, conveying a sense of rhythm, weight, and fluidity in their movement.

Description
A 2D walk cycle is a fundamental animation technique used to create the illusion of walking motion for a character in a two-dimensional space. It typically involves a series of keyframes depicting the various phases of a walking cycle, including contact, passing, and high points. Each keyframe captures the position, posture, and movement of the character's limbs and body as they take steps forward. Through careful timing and interpolation between keyframes, animators bring the character to life, conveying a sense of rhythm, weight, and fluidity in their movement.