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Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
Started working on this animation and have been spending all my free time on it. I have not animated the hair, clothing, and tail of the character yet, I want to get the body movements and poses down perfect before I start messing around with that. Any feedback is appreciated.… -
Re: Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
Here is an update of the animation. In the clip shown I have only worked on the body movement so far and have not animated the face, hair, tail, or clothing yet. That is currently what I am working on but figured I would post how its coming along or was coming along up to that point. As always any feedback is welcomed.… -
Re: Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
Here is another update on the animation. It hasn't changed much but there is some differences. As always I appreciate any feedback given. https://syncsketch.com/sketch/c4933590620b/#502661 -
Re: Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
Thanks for the feedback. I agree with you about it feeling stiff. It's just that in my reference the person goes from loose to almost completely stiff at some points. I guess that doesn't translate well over in the animation. I will definitely work on selling the drunken aspect of the character more though. I'll leave the… -
Re: Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
Hey man, Cool animation. Some pretty cool poses. One thing I would say is overall, the COG feels stiff. It hits a wall and loses all it's momentum. Especially for a drunk person, they wouldn't be in full control of their movements. Maybe that's why this doesn't read as being drunk overall. Take f155, he snaps into this… -
Re: Drunken Boxing Animation WIP
If you look at the pose on f155 in your anim and in the reference (17sec). In the reference, it goes into that pose, cog overshoots a little and then slightly drops. After it drops, then the whole body tilts to screen right a little and keeps on going. A moving hold, then that carries into the next motion. So the COG has…
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