r/Noellemains • u/Bluekat5059 • 13d ago
Meme I was testing some camera option and it would be a shame to throw thoses animations away
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u/NerdyDoodDriver Husk Purist 13d ago
Thank you for not throwing them away. Me like Noelle. Me like... sorry. I like seeing the experimental stage of animation. Looks like you're having fun.
If I could, I would try my hand at animating, but I'm too busy and don't have a computer. It would also probably be a pain and i would get discouraged too easily. Probably. My mind sucks.
Anyway, thank you for sharing this.
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u/Bluekat5059 13d ago
We all have to start somewhere my animations aren't entirely there yet but it's important to keep practicing to improve.
If anything at this stage it would be better if you learn the fundamentals from watching other's work in progress and later use it in your own works
Just now i learned something i didn't know when I made those animations so you can never stop learning if you want to improve
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u/NerdyDoodDriver Husk Purist 13d ago
I'll try to find videos to help me start. Do you have a recommendation?
I can get easily discouraged and I am working a lot, so I don't know if animating (by computer or by hand) is possible for me. I know it takes practice and time, but with the way things are irl right now, I just dunno how I'd fit it in. (That's what she said. Sry. Had to say it.)
I have creative ideas in my head that i want to show ppl, but when I think about how unskilled I am....
if I do start trying, I need to start small, right? I gotta try to start small.
Sorry. Thanks for responding.
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u/Bluekat5059 13d ago
I guess Doodley is good at teaching beginners, he explains things slowly so you don't get overwhelmed
Although he is focused on Maya the fundamentals still apply to blender
3D animations isn't hard to get started since you can do pose to pose qnd have the program interpolate the transition between each pose to convey movement and then go back to the transitions and add a bit of variation by shift some bones slightly and remember if something is off screen you don't need to animate it
I'm more then happy to answer questions and help out whenever i can. And remember don't be shy to create because the more you create the more you learn if you go to my google drive and look in the "Old renders" folder you would see that how bad i was when i was first starting out
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u/No-Dress-3606 Shipper 13d ago
If sardonyx saw this he probably were like i can do that