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Pixel Art / Re: Simple jump animation
« on: March 23, 2017, 08:42:19 pm »A few quick thoughts:
That movement looks a lot more natural. I will try to replicate your frames to learn from it. Thanks a LOT!
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That movement looks a lot more natural. I will try to replicate your frames to learn from it. Thanks a LOT!
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Pixel Art / Re: Simple jump animation
« on: March 23, 2017, 08:41:12 pm »The character should slow down as they reach the top, and then start descending slowly and speed up again. Gravity takes time to counteract the upward momentum and reverse it!
That makes a lot of sense. Probably that was the main thing I messed up and that's why the movement looks weird. Thanks a lot!
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Pixel Art / Simple jump animation
« on: March 22, 2017, 01:27:05 pm »
Hey guys, I'm new here and new with Pixel Art as well.
I've been drawing some stuff for some time and always wanted to study a little bit better the animation field.
So last weekend I tried to make a really really simple Mario-style character just to exercise some animation principles like squash and stretch.
I fiddled with it but still can't figure out why the jump seems a bit weird. Do you have any tips?
Also, any recommendation on how to study animation? Some simple exercises maybe?
Animation
Spritesheet
Thanks in advance!
I've been drawing some stuff for some time and always wanted to study a little bit better the animation field.
So last weekend I tried to make a really really simple Mario-style character just to exercise some animation principles like squash and stretch.
I fiddled with it but still can't figure out why the jump seems a bit weird. Do you have any tips?
Also, any recommendation on how to study animation? Some simple exercises maybe?
Animation
Spritesheet
Thanks in advance!
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