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Dale Baer: Owl from Winnie the Pooh _003
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Tuesday, March 02, 2010
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1 comment:
Cool man! I think you should give a little more time to the "getting the ball rolling" that is, overcoming inertia. Same story at the bottom of the catch - everything kind of freezes to a halt then quickly comes up. Basically take it from |_| to U, if that makes sense - round off the edges of the hold down there, especially on the way back up. Both those fixes really just amount to a few frames, but I think they will help maintain the weight of the ball. Not that you asked, but that's my two cents.
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