Animation physics for beginners - the principles guiding all motions - How to animate 2D [
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Give your animations the correct weight and impact! In this 2D animation lesson for beginners we dive into the basic animation principles of physics all animators have to know.
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Find out...
- why heavy and light objects deal with forces differently,
- how speed indicates the scale of your animation,
- what a bounce tells us about the mass and material of an element.
Knowing the principles of animation physics will help you to create more realistic and believable motions. With a few simple guidelines even beginner animators can create motions that feel heavy or light - wether it be the famous bouncing, jumping flour sack or complex character animation.
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I appreciate your intuitive analysis of motion, without immediately reverting to quantitative kinematic equations. very enjoyable!
I was actually struggling with animating a jumping fat character. And this is very helpful. thank you so much.
SIR your are a GOOD SCIENCE TUTOR HATS OFF U
Love the formulas included 😁
ı felt like I'm studying for my high school exam. it is a very useful video thank you
You are a great teacher
Great stuff as usual! Always amazing to see examples in-person. :)
Man these tutorials are amazing been struggling with the principles for a couple weeks now and your videos have helped me improve significantly in just a few days
These tutorials are really helpful Ferdinand, I do animation as a hobby though.
Thank you :D It's a wondeful hobby, isn't it? ^^
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@@AnimatorIsland Yes and I enjoy it
Very well explained. Thank you!!
thank you so much for these lessons Ferdinand
Just starting out with animation and you are a real help in motivation and fundamentals. Keep going and looking forward to more content 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Thank you for this great tutorial ! :D
thanks for your tutorials.
This was awesome and very well explained Ferdinand! Awesome job man. Getting back on to RUclips myself and am very inspired by your channel. Keep up the good work
Thank you so much for your kind comment! I feel honored. 😀
I just started another Moho project after a long time and keep coming back to your course on Udemy to freshen up my knowledge. Can't wait to see new content on your channel. 👍
@@AnimatorIsland that's awesome! I would really like to get back to revamping those courses - some of them are pretty outdated. I'm really happy it still has served as a good resource to go back to - that's exactly how I had hoped it would be used :)
Thank you so much! I love the way you explain things and break things down. It's been really helpful on my journey from a complete beginner!
Really helpful video... Thanks sir ☺
Really fantastic video, felt like a class from college. My brain feels worked out :)
Hey, sorry i couldnt stay for the premiere, but im here now :), Amazing Tutorial as always :D
Great that you came back :D Thank you for watching and your kind words!
@@AnimatorIsland No Thank You!!! :D
its realy helping me in my animation
Thank you
Niceone thanks fellah
I would like to learn animation for short commercials thank you for your help gracias
I love this vids
im a big fan
I am very happy to hear that :) Any wishes for topics you want me to cover?
@@AnimatorIsland no but can you try mt animation app flipaclip
Same :)
really good tutorial!! thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yep :)
Congrats on 19k subs :D
Thank you :D that's really crazy. I am so grateful for every follower.
Amazing how the channel grows when I am actually posting content x) I really hope I won't need six months again to put out the next tutorial...
@@AnimatorIsland I hope too! I really like your videos, they are so so helpful! please keep doing it!
Great video Ferdinand 👍
Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed it. Do you have any feedback or topic wishes? Let me know if there is anything I can improve or if you are interested in a particular topic.
That Dreams VR stream on your channel looks super interesting.
@@AnimatorIsland Hi again Ferdinand. I'm not sure what Dreams VR video you're referring to? But yes if you own a regular old PS4 with PS4 camera, a DS4 or set of PS Move controllers and a PSVR headset, then it's by far the cheapest way to experience creating art in VR.
Be it:
2D hand drawn sketches, paintings, animation
3D modeling, sculpting, animation,
music creation, film, game logic
Or combining all of the above to create your own games.
Or if your not interested in creation yourself you can just enjoy the thousands of creations others have already made and more are added every day.
So you can do all of the above in VR or outside of VR.
And all you need is a regular PS4 and a DS4 control. Having Move controllers is optional.
And you ofc need Dreams too. But that's so cheap right now, it's just crazy. You get all of the above for $20 💗
Regarding what i want you to show. How about a deep dive in Blender animation both 3D and Grease Pencil?
thanks brother
Thank you for watching and your kind comment! ☺ Let me know if you have any topics that you would like me to cover. 😀
Oh, and if you know anyone who would like the video, please consider sharing it on social media. It really means a lot.
Sir plsss upload more
We're working to deliver a bunch of new content on a regular basis, yep! Thanks for watching!
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you should make a discord server for animatorisland community
alternet tittle: Physics for dummies
bruh what
Thanks, be blessed in Jesus's name.
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