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[Music]

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hey guys welcome back in this video

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we're going to animate this scene

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with this walk animation using a

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reference

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video reference video is very important

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for you to use

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it gives you reference to what that

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walk looks like and you should shoot

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reference video

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in any animation that you don't know

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what to do with the animation with the

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acting you should act out your scene

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shoot the reference video and then put

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it up there

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and animate it not only

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will it help you with the acting but you

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can always deviate

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from it not make it so literal

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you can always embellish and change it

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up

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so let's go ahead and get started i'm

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gonna stop this

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i am going to start up a new

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file 2d animation

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don't save this one i'm going to save it

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zoom out there's my new file the first

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thing i'd like to do is

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bring in my reference footage i'm going

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to go to object mode

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go to add image reference

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i'm going to go to my desktop now and i

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don't see my reference footage i see

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this walk cycle reference

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it's but that's a jpeg so i'm going to

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go to this filter

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drop down and i want to i want this to

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show also movie files and there is my movie

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my my walk right to

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[Music]

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load reference and there it is

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there's my footage i'm going to zoom out

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and i am going to

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find a place where i can see

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him uh i shot this in my backyard this

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is my son

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you shouldn't be worried about shooting

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yourself just get up get a tripod get a

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camera your phone set it up and then act it out

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shoot your own reference video i am

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going to

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make it a little bit larger only because

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this footage is a little bit small

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and then i'm going to place it kind of

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in the middle i'm gonna make it a little

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bit larger

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again the the footage is a little bit

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small and i want him to take up the

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entire uh the entire frame so there it is i i

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fit him the next thing i'm gonna do is

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i'm gonna i'm going to reduce the opacity go

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over here

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let's click on the object properties

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and then click on object data properties

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and turn on transparency and bring it

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down

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to about maybe six point

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or point six or seven and there it is

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uh and i'm going to go back to my stroke

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object

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which is my my drawing where i'm going

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to draw

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and create a layer

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i'm going to create a sketch layer

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double click

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call it sketch

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and bring it down below the lines and

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the fills

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by clicking this white arrow there it is

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i am going to turn off

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the the lines and the arrows and then

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i'm going to lock them so that i don't

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touch them and i'm going to sketch out

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here in the sketch layer

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i'm not going to turn on onion skinning

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because i don't need it i have each

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frame where i need it here in the

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timeline i want to measure exactly from

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what frame

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to what frame i think his foot shows up

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here on frame seven or eight

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eight so i'm gonna start at frame eight

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and i'm gonna go all the way

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to frame as soon as he's completely out

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of frame

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oh see how he stops at frame 100

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let's change that let's go back to

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object mode and let's go back

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click on this empty which is the

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reference footage and down here under

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image

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i'm in the object properties

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in the image it says frames

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make sure you click here let's say 200

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for now

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and let's see if it covers the whole

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thing and then that way i can see

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exactly

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what frame

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last is last maybe frame

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117. so i'm going to make it to 120

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the last frame is 120 and there we go

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we've set up we've set up the animation

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i am going to start animating i'm gonna

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start drawing

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right here on frame eight this is where

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the foot

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just shows up on that frame and i'm

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gonna start but i have to i have to

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click the

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stroke object in fact we can change this

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in the outliner double click on that

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stroke and let's call it

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walk object

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obj that way you know what it is and

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this one we can double click and call it

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reference video

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always try to be organized with your

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objects because

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i know this is a very simple simple

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scene

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but once you get a complicated scene and

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you start piling up those objects it's going to

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pile up here

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so i'm going to go over to my walk

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object that's my

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drawing object here's my sketch layer

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and i'm going to start drawing

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so i'm going to zoom in

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i'm going gonna move my my frame

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and then i'm just gonna start drawing so

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in this frame frame eight

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i'm going to select a pencil

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and i'm gonna select this red stroke

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and start drawing right here uh

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the the tip of the foot

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i'm going to draw on threes oh i could

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do two but there's so many frames that i

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just want to make this video a little

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shorter but so i'm gonna draw on threes every

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three frames so

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to advance to frame 11 i'm just going to

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click on the keyboard

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the right arrow one two three

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the right arrow to advance three frames

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and then start drawing again

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so here is the foot

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and then the arm comes into view

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and i'm not going to draw a lot of

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detail this is just a sketch

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remember this is the sketch layer only

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to get the mechanics of the walk

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onto my frame i'm not looking for

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details the drawing

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comes later these are just sketches

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these are rough sketches

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so i'm gonna advance three three frames

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one two three

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i'm using the right arrow on the

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keyboard to advance

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three frames to frame 14

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and then start drawing again so this is

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the leg

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going to turn off onion skinning

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and

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again not being very accurate these are

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sketches

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and getting the

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arm

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drawn out

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again the right arrow on the keyboard

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one two three

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and i'm gonna start drawing

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the shirt and then i want to start

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drawing the head i'm just going to do

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jaw the head

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the ear just to kind of

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identify that it is a head and they are

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one two three

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i will speed up the video so you can see

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the entire thing i'm not going to

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uh edit anything out i'll let you see

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everything

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but it's uh very tedious

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and repetitive and you don't really need

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to sit here for three hours

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while i draw this

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and so i'm going to speed up the video

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and i will see you

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at the end and then we'll talk about it

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[Music]

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[Music]

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uh

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[Music]

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[Music]

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foreign

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[Music]

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[Music]

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so

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um

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um

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[Music]

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and there we are we finished uh let's

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see how i'm gonna go back all the way to

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the beginning

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i'm gonna turn off the reference video

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and just hit play i'm gonna let me uh

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oops

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let me center this

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turn off the reference video and hit

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play

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and there it is we have the mechanics of

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the walk the timing everything

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is there because we took it from the

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real life uh reference

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video and that's all you need that's all

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you need is just a

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rotoscope or trace over the reference

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footage

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and you have the timing and how

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the the uh the mechanics of the body

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work

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all you have to do now is to

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draw out your actual character

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in the lines you can and you can do any

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character

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here instead of this uh person

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you can do any character any your

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characters you can embellish

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the walk you can change up

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some of the mechanics like the arms you

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can

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make them higher whatever and you can

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definitely make

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something else of this character for

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example maybe a monster

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or an alien or whatever

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it doesn't matter you've got the timing

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you've got the mechanics of the walk the

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how the body moves you can always

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embellish

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change and uh or replace

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but that's it that's that's all i have

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for you guys uh

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have fun choose your own reference video

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there's plenty of reference websites you can go

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on youtube and find some reference video

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uh download and have fun

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thank you we'll see you on the next one

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This is a Blender tutorial on how to animate a simple walk animation, we will be animating this using the grease pencil in Blender 2.9 Enjoy! Please Comment, Like & Subscribe! 😄 👍🏼 ▶️ 🔔 let me know what else you would like to see. Thank you for watching! 👕 Learn 2 Animate Store: https://teespring.com/stores/learn-2-animate/collection/unisex-men-s-t-shirts?page=1 You can watch the video on how to animate a walk cycle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhSyyZAVyVo You can watch this video for rendering a movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hUS8mk2U5M Background music by: MrSnooze; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUZTWj2Lxo0 Intro music by Carlo Espin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjh5CStfDvs

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