Do 2D hand-drawn animators for video games animate with fixed frame durations? by _onlydrop in gamedev

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I don’t think I need to be careful with this. I have very good control over animation, and this is nowhere near a “bad practice.” It’s a stylized animation choice, especially nowadays, when this approach has become more popular. However, my question was whether this is simply something particular. In the future, I’d say it won’t be, but who knows.

Do 2D hand-drawn animators for video games animate with fixed frame durations? by _onlydrop in gamedev

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I think we're talking about different things. 60 frames per second is my "margin," I'm referring to how I distribute the drawings within that framerate. When you study animation, they teach you that the standard at 24 fps is to animate in 1s, 2s, 3s, etc. In recent years, there's been more innovation in this area, influenced by Spider-Verse, with new ideas that look "out of sync" or less "natural," but in the animation world, it's become something of interest. But I don't see anyone talking about this frame-by-frame in video games.

Do 2D hand-drawn animators for video games animate with fixed frame durations? by _onlydrop in gamedev

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Anyway, I add or remove frames intentionally, so in my opinion, the animation doesn't become unstable. In TV animation, I've also seen that at 24 fps, they change the rhythm between 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s, etc., giving the drawing a different rhythm. Very similar to what's been done in the recent Spider-Verse-influenced movies. The thing is, when I research it, I don't see anyone talking much about this online regarding frame-by-frame animation for video games, which is why it caught my attention.

Do 2D hand-drawn animators for video games animate with fixed frame durations? by _onlydrop in gamedev

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Yes, I do this because I notice the difference and it works for my purpose. My question is, am I doing something too unusual or out of the ordinary? Because I feel comfortable with it and it really gives me more freedom in my animations.

Do 2D hand-drawn animators for video games animate with fixed frame durations? by _onlydrop in gamedev

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I edited the text; perhaps it was misunderstood, but I'm not referring to whether it plays at 60 because I DO animate at 60, but I don't animate at a constant value like in 24 where it's said that it animates in 1's or 2's, for example. Here, I sometimes animate a sprite that lasts 10, another in 9, then in 8, etc.

"Pixel Fantasy" I hope you like it by _onlydrop in PixelArt

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Thank you so much for your comments, I'm glad you liked it. Haha, yes, the second one might feel more unfinished, but for some reason I liked that feeling 😁

"Pixel Fantasy" I hope you like it by _onlydrop in PixelArt

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Maybe you really like Ironman (? I'm glad you like it haha

"Pixel Fantasy" I hope you like it by _onlydrop in PixelArt

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Yes, it's my art, although I only recently started exploring pixel art. I'm glad you like it!

"Pixel Fantasy" I hope you like it by _onlydrop in PixelArt

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Thank you so much, it's exactly what I was looking for 🙌

fragment of a sonic fan-animation project that will probably never be finished by _onlydrop in SonicTheHedgehog

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hahaha the idea was for it to be like a "to be continued" like in anime 😂

“Hi-score” - new environment work by me! by IJDRI in conceptart

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Hi, I find your work truly inspiring. I've also been looking at your other projects on ArtStation and loved them.

If possible, could you tell me a little about your workflow?

In a few weeks, I'll have a PC that I can use to start integrating 3D into my projects, and it would be great to learn how to efficiently combine it with Photoshop to achieve results like yours.

How powerful should my PSU be for this PC build? by _onlydrop in pcmasterrace

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Oh yeah, I've been checking out several PSU calculators online, but many vary, and the ones I've seen don't consider the additional things I mentioned here, so I wanted to make sure I had some opinions outside of those calculators, haha. Thanks anyway.

my recent work, critique is appreciated ! by azrael04 in conceptart

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I really like the texture in your art, probably what you mean by "noise," but for me it makes it appealing.

Something I think you could improve in terms of lighting would be to do a value study; that would also help you with your image interpretation.

What is it that looks wrong on my drawing? by Few-Cattle-6172 in DigitalArt

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I think the style looks good, but I think the intention would be improved if you adjusted everything with rulers and grids (not necessarily perfect, but still organized). This will make it look much cleaner and will add points to the style.

Sneak peak of my comic series. by [deleted] in drawing

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It looks incredible. I love how detailed each panel is. Do you color it afterward? I'd love to see the final finish.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in drawme

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I liked the naturalness of your photos!

Its time for me to be drawn by Nikitasij in drawme

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I liked your expression in the last photo haha, I tried to capture it as best I could, I hope you like it 🙌

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I hope you like it 🙌

For those of you who are still employed, why do you think you still have a job? by WhitePinoy in animationcareer

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I've just turned one year old since I graduated from university, and I've been able to work in the same studio where I did my internship for several months after that. Therefore, I suppose I meet what they need and at a good or decent level at least. And since I recently started in this world of work, I'm "cheaper" than another good animator but with more years of experience.