Lucian86,
yup, it's not working for serve, the animation handling is separate from the rally one... I'll try to fix that in the future.
manutoo wrote:Lucian86,
after each ReturnWaiting, there are 50% chances to get a ReturnWaiting&FlipR.
Idle is played when no other anim is played.
Wait = Idle with knees bent a bit more & more up/down movement, it's super easy to do...
manutoo wrote:Lucian86,
if you always want to play Flip after Wait, then there's no need to do 2 separate animations ; just stick the additional key frames to Wait, and it'll be all set (put only 1 frame in Flip).
@Raz
The serve is more or less fast as in real life...Basically I took a video, slow it down until it run frame by frame and saw the body position each frame..Since the video was 25 or 30 frames per second (exactly how much I use in 3ds max), the speed is almost identical with my animation
About the forehand, it is indeed a little bit faster than the real life but only for the frames just before hitting the ball...it's just one frame, not more...I decided that because I don't know why, the stroke is more controllable this way...
As I said, it's faster the frames before hitting the ball; after hitting the ball(in the follow through), I use the exact number of frames as in real life.
For the 2d court, see Rounders blog
Raz wrote:
Lucian by spinning i was talking about the way fed spins the racquet on his 'returnstance'. i think its a bit too fast
argamaargama wrote:Lucian, i think the last few frames of flat serve from Federer is a little bit too fast...imo
argamaargama wrote:Lucian, i think the last few frames of flat serve from Federer is a little bit too fast...imo
RogerF wrote:
agree !!
i kinda think that the last few frames of Fed's backhand (backhand no 6)are a bit wrong as well. If you take a look at the last frames youll see feds left leg going up in the air a lil bit, and that never happens in real life. also, his left arm looks a bit weird as well.
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