April Attaway - Blender Grease Pencil Interpolation Test - Jump In 01
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The possession part was bothering me. So using what I'd already drawn I did this. Some frames like Leizo I used the interpolation tool to add more frames. Since it allows you go past 100% interpolation (aka: going past where it is ending up) it lets you generate a basic enough overshoot frame. And going below 0% let's you do an undershoot.
Very helpful to add life to an animation. This was also used on Sunday to get her to have that little hitch/resistance. For the most part. Frame 19 and 21 are different. For that I had to take the drawing in frame 21 and then I sculpted and shifted the lines that are already there to make Sunday bend her back (frame 19). That gave me a lot more room to go back to messing with the interpolation tool to have her PUSH into Leizo. Then there's her wobbly feet when she's getting slurped inside. Yea, no. That was hand drawn. I tried to use what I have already drawn plenty of times but it wasn't working, it was too stiff.
New plan then. Wobbly.
The drawings on Frame 40 + 43 were the old drawings but I sculpted them to get more bendy and twisty. With the drawing on frame 46 helping not make the possession happen too fast or too choppy.
This was fun to play around with and get a better result without having to resort to too much drawing.
The possession part was bothering me. So using what I'd already drawn I did this. Some frames like Leizo I used the interpolation tool to add more frames. Since it allows you go past 100% interpolation (aka: going past where it is ending up) it lets you generate a basic enough overshoot frame. And going below 0% let's you do an undershoot.
Very helpful to add life to an animation. This was also used on Sunday to get her to have that little hitch/resistance. For the most part. Frame 19 and 21 are different. For that I had to take the drawing in frame 21 and then I sculpted and shifted the lines that are already there to make Sunday bend her back (frame 19). That gave me a lot more room to go back to messing with the interpolation tool to have her PUSH into Leizo. Then there's her wobbly feet when she's getting slurped inside. Yea, no. That was hand drawn. I tried to use what I have already drawn plenty of times but it wasn't working, it was too stiff.
New plan then. Wobbly.
The drawings on Frame 40 + 43 were the old drawings but I sculpted them to get more bendy and twisty. With the drawing on frame 46 helping not make the possession happen too fast or too choppy.
This was fun to play around with and get a better result without having to resort to too much drawing.
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