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- Bacon_Is_Tasty010
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Scratcher
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Animation
So, random question: is there a way to animate sprites? Currently I'm using stop-motion, which, I mean, it works, but I was just wondering if there's a better way to do it.
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- pasta_enjoyer7
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Animation
You could maybe try using pen to draw out scenes. And if you look at some of the popular animation projects on the home page or on Explore, you could try looking inside to see how they did it.
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- Bacon_Is_Tasty010
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Scratcher
8 posts
Animation
Oh ok thanks
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- BigNate469
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Animation
If you don't have the patience to use the pen, you can also use clones.
Also, as someone who has used and continues to use stop-motion animation, yeah, it's slow. Most professional stop motion studios report an average of something like three seconds of footage per day. Not that anything I do is that high-quality, but still I get an average of 30 seconds of footage per day at 30 frames per second.
Also, as someone who has used and continues to use stop-motion animation, yeah, it's slow. Most professional stop motion studios report an average of something like three seconds of footage per day. Not that anything I do is that high-quality, but still I get an average of 30 seconds of footage per day at 30 frames per second.
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