Hello! I join a lot of maps but don't do animation because i'm not sure what block' to use, if you could give me some advice it would be nice! >﹏<

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

PrincessFlowerTV wrote:

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

I need what “Block's” to use >.< as well.

Pebblemoutain wrote:

PrincessFlowerTV wrote:

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

I need what “Block's” to use >.< as well.

So basically, (This is coming from a game maker) you have a sprite or something with all of the costumes, one for each frame, and then do this:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Pebblemoutain wrote:

PrincessFlowerTV wrote:

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

I need what “Block's” to use >.< as well.

So basically, (This is coming from a game maker) you have a sprite or something with all of the costumes, one for each frame, and then do this:

not much help oof.

Pebblemoutain wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Pebblemoutain wrote:

PrincessFlowerTV wrote:

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

I need what “Block's” to use >.< as well.

So basically, (This is coming from a game maker) you have a sprite or something with all of the costumes, one for each frame, and then do this:

not much help oof.

oh, what are you having trouble with? I thought you were having trouble with the scripts, which is why you said “blocks”

Pebblemoutain wrote:

not much help oof.

You should perhaps consider making a different type of project more in-line with your skills then.

fdreerf wrote:

Pebblemoutain wrote:

not much help oof.

You should perhaps consider making a different type of project more in-line with your skills then.

cry none of this helps LOL

What's the problem? We cannot help you if you are not clear about the problem…

Here's an animation tutorial: https://forkphorus.github.io/#413244433

Pebblemoutain wrote:

PrincessFlowerTV wrote:

Well first, listen to the audio that you are animating to, and get a feeling for the vibe/beat/style. Do you think the song would go well with a colorful character, or should it be greyscale? Is it fast-paced and would need clean transitions, or is it slow, and should just be smooth, slow animations?

When you've gotten a feeling for it, figure out what you want the animation to do; maybe make a sketch-out, or just write down what you want to happen. Then, start to animate!

Animating takes a lot of practice; it will take a lot of trial and error to make the animation on time, clean, and natural-looking.

I need what “Block's” to use >.< as well.

You need motion, looks, sound, events, control, variables and list blocks, you can see the animation tutorial, hope it helps!