At 11/9/09 06:59 PM, turtleco wrote:
oh and PBass I hope I didn't offend you or anything, I have a bad way with words when I have the flu.
No no, it's cool. I was in a sour mood earlier. Sorry for blowing up like that. But the book is still very very valuable, I really recommend that you grab a copy to have with you whenever you animate. Sure, it talks about things that are obvious, but it goes very in depth on how to do them. Such as breaking joints and dragging action, more indepth arcs and timing, and tons more really great stuff. I really recommend giving it another look, or even try and find a copy of the the DVD version, which is excellent (Although very, very expensive). Sorry again for getting upset, I didn't mean anything by it.