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1: Bouncing Basics
Aug. 30th, 2019
License: CC-BYIn this video Hjalti will talk about the animation principles seeing in the 101 and 102 applying them to a obstacle course.
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The earlier tutorial made me understand the concepts really well thank you for this :)
and here is my attempt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg5zUZZ_LZ4
Is there somewhere that I can just get the ball?
a bit late but glad i got blender cloud
This is pretty great. I really like the way how you teach it. I had to follow some tutorials to get started with the animation workflow. Then, I could simply apply what you have presented.
Here's my animation: https://youtu.be/1cN0F2pNgNQ
Hi! Thanks for the great videos!
Hi! Great tutorial! I just wanted to know this: how could you visualize the position of the ball at each frame on top of the motion path?
*@daniel.baisi.hadad* Hey Daniel! Can you point me to the timecode when I use that visualization in this tutorial, so I can see what it looks like and try to remember what I did?
*@Hjalti Hjalmarsson*
Dear Hjalti, thanks for your reply. I figured out what it was I had been looking for: Calculate Motion Paths. Thanks again anyway!
Hi Hjalti,
How do you deal with switching between translation controls and rotation controls. currently its: CTRL + Shift +G CTRL + Shift +R CTRL + Shift + S
Did you make a new shortcut cut for those commands or do you just never use it. I find myself going back and clicking on the right tool in the T - toolbar menu, and it ends up a bit of time, and doing it 200x per day eats up quite a bit time.
Since you've been animating in blender since forever, i'd love to know how you go about it. Im just wanting to find a way to switch between gizmo's easily without having to install custom shizzle to make blender do what I want. (but perhaps thats the answer here? )
*@Henk Kok* Hey Henk! Okay here's my harsh experience: The "T" toolbar is, to me, a completely useless thing for object and pose mode. I use right-click-select because it's more efficient and precise when using a mouse and I simply use "G", "R" and "S" on the keyboard but also sometimes I turn on the widget with location, rotation and scale turned on.
*@Hjalti Hjalmarsson* Thank you for taking the time to reply and sharing your view on this.
Hello Hjalti ! Thanks a lot you and your team for the lessons. It would be great if you make a special lessons concerning constraints in Blender 2.8. Because there is too little information about it and now its hard to understand how to use constraints with characters and props correctly.