Yeah, I know. I can’t tell if the flicker is from my lamp or my camera. I don’t have desk lamps(though I will soon), I light my sets with a tall living room lamp. I’m pretty sure it’s the lamp, but I’m not positive. This only seems to be a problem with my QP9000. Once again, please help me with the post I put in the Hardware forum titled “Need help with hardware and software!”.

Pretty much like a walk, but the figure is bent over and moves at twice the speed. Like, if your cycle has him moving a stud every four frames then your run should have him moving a stud every two frames.

Experiment and get the basic principles down because if/when you get put on the animation team the head animator (director) will be telling you what walk and run cycles to use etc. so that they all look the same so don’t bother learning a specific cycle off by heart, just get the principle of animating a run and you’ll be set

Alright, I’m a little behind schedule. I had a busy day today. But it will definitley be ready by tomorrow!

Edit: Dang it :banghead: ! I had yet another busy day today. Mabye I’ll be done on Saturday.

Your application was actually pretty good I was pleasantly surprised, seeing as you’re a new member.

Thanks guys !

Your application was actually pretty good I was pleasantly surprised, seeing as you’re a new member.

Thank you! I’m usually moderatley good at anything I try. I’ve been gifted that way.

could you try some speech?

I would, except I don’t have a program to record my voice or calculate frames.

I might be able to help but my software isn’t the best, and you know nothing ever goes right so count me as a maybe :banghead:

Just thought I might say my animating skills have easily doubled since I applied. Check out my latest youtube test(s).

I’d like to be an animator, you can see my 24 fps animation here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8yrPGQLwBE&feature=player_profilepage

I’m even better with 15 fps.