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ThyGentleman
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Fighting Framerate suggestions 2011-08-14 09:51:57 Reply

Ok Im going to be working on some fighting in an upcoming animation and was curious on the framerate I should use, I want it to be fast paced and look good but was wondering on which framerate it would look best on?

I have been working with 30fps but I have heard it is more common to use 24fps, I havent really worked with 24fps and am not sure if the pace will be slowed down in the process of animating. I dont know Im confused..

Which is better the faster framerate or the way you draw it even in a slower framerate?


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Response to Fighting Framerate suggestions 2011-08-14 11:02:31 Reply

At 8/14/11 09:51 AM, ClassicWiseguy wrote: Ok Im going to be working on some fighting in an upcoming animation and was curious on the framerate I should use, I want it to be fast paced and look good but was wondering on which framerate it would look best on?

I would say either 24 or 25

I have been working with 30fps but I have heard it is more common to use 24fps, I havent really worked with 24fps and am not sure if the pace will be slowed down in the process of animating. I dont know Im confused..

30 fps is normal but is more likely to be used to make games

Which is better the faster framerate or the way you draw it even in a slower framerate?

I would suggest making a frame by frame rough animation and when the rough animation is done edit to see what fps fits the animation it all depends on how long you extend the frames.

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Response to Fighting Framerate suggestions 2011-08-14 13:20:20 Reply

Hmm yeah your probly right, Ill give it a test run.


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