Nice work :) I have one main advice, the basketball in the middle should have more hangtime in the air. The first bounce seems good, but after that, it seems like it's being pulled down to the floor unnaturally forcefully and being pulled back up into the air too forcefully as well. You could go into the graph editor and make the Y-axis arcs appear more like an arc because they are probably pretty sharp right now. :D
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Nice work :) I have one main advice, the basketball in the middle should have more hangtime in the air. The first bounce seems good, but after that, it seems like it's being pulled down to the floor unnaturally forcefully and being pulled back up into the air too forcefully as well. You could go into the graph editor and make the Y-axis arcs appear more like an arc because they are probably pretty sharp right now. :D
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>Balls falling as different speeds.
That's not how gravity work.
Air's friction force causes balls to fall at different speeds.
@ They all have the same size, the amount of surface friction would be the same.
@@pansuzu It is mass that is affected differently by the air friction, not size...
@ i cant believe you still argue some basic physic that can be google and show how wrong u are. Search for ball falling speed and stop delude urself.
@@pansuzu I don't need to convince you. You can just keep thinking a bowling ball and a beach ball reach ground at the same time. I don't care...