Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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18 Apr 2012, 05:14by manutoo
Lucian86,
check you have Keys for the biped root node ; if not, create them, maybe it'll fix your problem (both vertical & horizontal).
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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18 Apr 2012, 14:21by Neeky McDeez
Lucian86 wrote:I hope Manutoo made a mistake...it would be a little bit difficult to make animations with the hitting point behind the baseline since almost every player nowadays hits the ball way inside the court.
Another question
I currently working on Murray's serve. In the servewaiting animation, how come between two frames exactly the same (so with the same position of every element of the biped), the body is still moving a little bit (not much but enough to make it unpleasant). I controlled every element of the biped (the hand and footfingers as well) and there's no assigned animation in between..somehow it's still moving a little bit....that's for one range...in other frames with the same situation the body is not moving instead
Can't help here. I don't know why it doesn't work on this particular moment of your animation.
Anyway, maybe you can try to triple the frame
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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18 Apr 2012, 15:59by Lucian86
I moved the frames until I managed to solve it (it still moves but it's hard to see in real speed)
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 00:14by m4n4c0r
So, i'm gonna reactivate this thread
.
This animation of Djokovic's backhand was definitely the hardest for me by now. I tried my best to capture the signature style of his backhand.
I hope you will be as pleased as i am
! If that is the case i will upload the animation any time soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUG24NV_ ... 5RtKKyzNE=
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 09:41by Lucian86
m4n4c0r wrote:So, i'm gonna reactivate this thread
.
This animation of Djokovic's backhand was definitely the hardest for me by now. I tried my best to capture the signature style of his backhand.
I hope you will be as pleased as i am
! If that is the case i will upload the animation any time soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUG24NV_ ... 5RtKKyzNE=
Brilliant as always
He once used in the follow through of his backhand to twist his racquet until was almost parallel to the ground like in this video at 0.30
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJpmtCm70VcThis was a more original backhand than is now (which is like your animation); sometimes though he still does that
By the way, are you german, swiss or austrian ?
Just in time for my Nalbandian's backhand:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP9jGPOA ... e=youtu.beI know the left hand is not perfect and I'll try to make it better. If there are no suggestions to improve it, I'm going to upload it
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 10:05by SamModder
Excellent work both of you wow! Upload it please I can see nothing to modify thanks a million Lucian and m4n4c0r!
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 10:24by Redas
That is really great work... Honestly ! Really good job
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 11:19by Lucian86
Here you go then and enjoy
http://www.mediafire.com/?ncayw9prp1kinxjBy the way Sam, this one is dedicated to you
Next, I want to make Federer's backhand work better ingame (not pleased with correction I did after), Nalbandian's forehand and maybe, if I succeed, a new Berdych's forehand version (I realized the stroke is too fast for him)
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 11:57by SamModder
haha Lucian you did perfect man I thank you very much
Yes please try Nalby's forehand too it is very original and doesn't have anything similar in the game!
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 13:29by m4n4c0r
Lucian86 wrote:Brilliant as always
He once used in the follow through of his backhand to twist his racquet until was almost parallel to the ground like in this video at 0.30
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJpmtCm70VcThis was a more original backhand than is now (which is like your animation); sometimes though he still does that
By the way, are you german, swiss or austrian ?
I used the same video to create my anim. I know this specific motion you are talking about, but Djokovic hitting this one rarer than the one i created and i always try to make a general motion.
Great Nalbandian backhand
!!
I guess you noticed the language of the Menu in my video
. Well, i'm from good ol' Germany
.
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 18:30by m4n4c0r
You are right Lucian! He hits the backhand that you described more often in game than the one i created.
So many players don't have the same strokes in practice as in game!!
I will change this and upload another video later.
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 18:58by Dilima
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 21:24by Lucian86
m4n4c0r wrote:You are right Lucian! He hits the backhand that you described more often in game than the one i created.
So many players don't have the same strokes in practice as in game!!
I will change this and upload another video later.
Release both of them...don't be parsimonious
The first one we can use for many other players
Anyway, I didn't thought that now he hits more that kind of backhand; he used to in the past, that's for sure
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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24 Apr 2012, 21:29by SamModder
Lucian86 wrote:The first one we can use for many other players
Who was in your mind when you said that Lucian?
It can always help for my patch!
Re: Animation 101 : Tutorial & Tips, WIPs & Critics
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25 Apr 2012, 05:09by suvurvius
Nobody wants to do all strokes of David Nalbandian (serve and slice)???? would be amazing to have full pack of nalby, we have only Federer, Murray, Djokovic (we need bh), Nadal (serve, bh), Del Potro, Berdych, Kuerten and Gonzalez, Gasquet (slice)
