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[The 60 FPS Collab]

make it stop...

Alright, I'll give you points for the idea, but don't make a big deal that it's 60fps if you're not goin gto WOW anyone with it.

I was expecting to see some amazing frame-by-frame done here... all i see are a few tweens and the same dancing dot I've seen a million times before.

The idea is good, as far as seeing how far you can take flash, and you get props for that, but a key rule in being a good animator, as well as anything else in life, is knowing your limits. You set a high bar with this, and fell far short of anything worthwhile.

My advice? Start from scratch. What frame-by-frame you had was good, so prove me wrong and do some nice frame-by-frame at 60fps. Tweens are cheating unless you REALLY work it. :)

AeroBeatlZeppelin responds:

Did you watch the whole thing? I only put about 2 or 3 tweens, the rest were fbf. I'm proud of the animators that took part in this and I'm proud of the outcome. You might not like it but some people do.

[Life's a Drag]

::whispering:: "Draaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag!"

LOL, I hate to admit how funny I thought this was. I guess I'm a sucker for kitshey stuff.

This does seem a bit like a Hallmark card, but there's nothing wrong with that. I'm afraid to ask what the actualy story was!

The art was good, very "Fairly Odd-Parents". Sound was clear. I'm still laughing about the whispering, lol. This had to be a small child... right?

good stuff!

the-carltoonist responds:

Thanks for the great feedback :)

Hallmark ey? i'll have to send it up to them asap so everyone can get their hands on a "life's a drag" e-card :P

I love "fairly odd-parents" so thanks again :)

..and uhhhh... well... it's actually a crazy 14 year old dude with the mind of a small child... but close enough :P