How to animate faster- Layered workflow

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[@lovelettar]

Gotta admit I’m not the biggest fan of blocking the whole body and polish them by adding more keyframes, I love instant results and this method is for me.

[@HBProductions.]

It's a lot easier (and logical) to focus your movements/poses based around the fact that the human body movements have counter balances naturally. So, keying the extremes 1st then the teens for the arcs would greatly smooth out the movements. You just gotta keep in mind that the hips rotate/pivot in counter direction of the legs movements, which in 5urn means the spine curves/twist in counter movements to it (hip). A lot of those movements are subtle at the source, but amplify quite a bit as the spine is affected. You can see this in footage of humans moving in x-rayed recordings. If you add drivers into a rig that counter balance between hips, spine, and shoulders, you can minimize your keyframe guessing.

[@gercektaskala2275]

Thanks for showing this.

[@l8ll8linflnlty98]

thank you much! great tutorial!

[@michaelCuevas27]

awesome

[@sivapandianreffreference]

awesome🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@bmd_videos]

I just do block to block pose to pose, steps n in betweens

[@bmd_videos]

Nice, I guess different method 4 every one

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[@atstylee]

Very cool video! This link is saying 'ran out of stock' Do you have another link perhaps?

[@stefaniverson8236]

@@atstylee Back in stock!

[@sparkaltitude4763]

Hey, thank you for showing this. Do you have a demo reel of work using this method?

[@shiManchu303]

Hey there. Most of my current demo reel is Motion capture shots.