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# 1 12-12-2003 , 06:28 PM

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with my walk complete I started in the blocking in for my run cycle. I did some research and a run is typically 7 frames. So here is 13 blocked in frames. I'll have some updates in a few days on the arms and legs.

update below

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Kassun

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# 2 19-12-2003 , 02:18 AM

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an update

. I slowed down the cycle by shifting the keys in the dope sheet by a frame.

side
https://cassuns.home.mchsi.com/3d/alien/run_side_2.avi

front
https://cassuns.home.mchsi.com/3d/alien/run_front_2.avi

Thanks for your time,
Kassun

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# 3 22-12-2003 , 03:59 AM

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Update, fixed the arm swings so it is alot fluider now. I also fixed his back so there is less of a juump now. His foot on the upswing now moves forward faster becasue i inserted an inbetween . Crits appreciated.

side
https://cassuns.home.mchsi.com/3d/alien/run_18_side.avi

front
https://cassuns.home.mchsi.com/3d/alien/run_18_front.avi

thanks for your time,
Kassun

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Last edited by kassun; 22-12-2003 at 04:04 AM.

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