How to Polish Animation
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Polishing animation involves making small adjustments to the timing, spacing, and posing of an animation to make it look more realistic and appealing. Here are some steps you can follow to polish your animation:
1. Review the timing of your animation to make sure that it flows smoothly and looks natural. Pay attention to the timing of individual keyframes and make sure that there are no sudden or jerky movements.
2. Adjust the spacing between keyframes to create a more natural and flowing motion. This can involve adding or removing keyframes to create more or less motion in certain areas of the animation.
3. Pay attention to the weight and balance of your character or object as it moves. Make sure that the object appears to have mass and is not floating in midair.
4. Adjust the posing of your character or object to create a more dynamic and interesting motion. This can involve using anticipation and follow-through to add more life to the animation.
5. Add small details and refinements to your animation to make it feel more realistic. This can include things like adding subtle facial expressions or adding hand gestures to help convey emotion.
6. Preview your animation and make any final adjustments to smooth out any rough edges.
Remember, polishing animation is all about making small adjustments and refinements to create a more realistic and appealing final product. It's a process of trial and error, so don't be afraid to experiment and make changes until you are happy with the result.
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