Originally Posted by BinkLawz
I prefer a bit twitchyness for not important moments, than doing unrealistic
-Launches
-Spins
-Stances
-Fluidness thats makes the doll move like a Woody doll
really.. thas just.. how i make them
so like there are ways to move without looking like a parkinson's disease victim without "moving unrealistically." anyway I'm not really that sure what everyone is raving about, atleast the last replay is alright. a few issues here and there but yeah. if you actually manage """"""realistic movement"""""""""" then it'd be impressive but until then meh.
wow that
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Originally Posted by BinkLawz
yes i exactly know what your sayin im workin on it in my new replay. A free style TKD spar. .. you mean take more time befor next attack right?
No I mean dont be so twitchy and smooth out the movements together. You dont have to spin and flip to flow. Also nearly is right you have serious twitching issues.
Last edited by ManlyPotato; May 10, 2014 at 08:45 PM.
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You have a really cool style. Like most other people are saying, try relaxing a bit. That doesn't mean that you have to flip around everywhere like crazy, it just means that you make each little movement look smoother. Most of the twitchyness in your replays looks like it comes from changing joints too fast. I think if you relaxed certain joints after moving them suddenly (i.e. when turning your chest you would: right rotate --> relax --> hold --> left rotate instead of right rotate --> hold --> left rotate). Putting little relaxed joints in certain places really does make the replay look more cohesive and I think if you practiced it you could keep your current style. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your replays 
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