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Friday, February 20, 2009


Rolling Ball Basic Exercise

3. Rolling/Bouncing Ball

In the first week, we were given two basic exercises for practice on giving an object a natural feel to it when using animation by our external mentor Mr. Ahmad during class, better known as the ‘rolling ball exercise’, and the ‘bouncing ball exercise’. These two seemingly easy to accomplish animations were not as simple as we thought. The two exercises also taught us a few basic rules in 2D animation, which in fact also applies to all other kinds of animation. These rules are:
- Squash and Stretch
- Acceleration and Deceleration
- Variation of height of a falling object
- The slightly different trajectories for the bounces of a ball

/reflections of -theKNEES.

--Mary HAD a little lamb--
7:53 AM

Animators!
Denise Wong aka
'-theKNEES.'
- blogadministrator

Melvin Lim
Melissa Fok

Temasek Academy 2009 WOW! Attachment

We are Year 3 Temasek Academy students who have just finished our attachment to Singapore Polytechnic on a 2D Animation Course in January, and this blog has been created(courtesy of Denise) for your viewing pleasure of activities and other stuff that we have done.

I hope you enjoy looking around the site and reading the reflections, and do check out our wiki page on |WetPaint|!


taggit!


quiz!
M2D Animator Quizzes!
How many frames are there in a single second of animation?
16 frames per second
24 frames per second
12 frames per second
32 frames per second
20 frames per second


links!
|WetPaint Page|


what we had!
|February 2009|


thank yous!
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