Walk, Skip and Sneak cycles.

[Dave]

Here's Quicktime files of some of Don's animations in case you want to slow it down and study each frame. Richard Willimot requested these earlier to help with his animation.

http://donbluthanimation.com/uploads/animation-cycles.mov

[feliceworkshop]

Hey!...why the snazzy music is not playing in the walkcycle videos posted in the on-line workshop page? I've paid for those classes! where's my snazzy music Dave?! :mad:
Jokes aside thanks a lot for the video! it's also very cool to see Stuey animated, I can compare it with my walkcycle and a couple of things now are starting to click in my head. :)

[lavallelee]

Thanks Dave! Huge video, you can really see all the great detail.

[joedorsey]

Thank you Dave! This is a great resource.

[Rodney]

Wonderfully entertaining.
...and those are just cycles!

That's quality animation.
Certainly made me smile. :)

[samuelvictorjones]

I've said it before but I love the Peepers skip its easily my favourite "walk" cycle ever. Pure poetry to watch :cool:

[Rodney]

love the Peepers skip its easily my favourite "walk" cycle ever.

I have to agree. It's the best walk cycle/skip cycle I recall seeing.
In my opinion it actually transcends the term 'walk cycle' and manages to arrive on a higher plane of animated existence.

...and it's fun. :)

[Richard Willimot]

thank you for posting these Don and Dave.

[jeremyhopkins]

Whoa, nice! Thanks for sharing Dave and Don!

[arif]

wowo............i am looking for exactly like these......a master animator has done some basic animation of Walk and others....yahoo....:D:D

Thanks Dave and Don...

Regards,
Arif.:D

[zanekohler]

Wow that is really cool. I can't wait to track through frame by frame. Thanks for posting!

[Johnny]

Thanks for posting:) The sneak one got me laughing.

[samuca]

very, very cool!

[DNethery]

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Any possibility of getting this output at 24 FPS and re-uploaded ? The current movie is running at 29.97 FPS , so it's adding frames for the 3:2 conversion (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecine#2:3_pulldown) from 24 to 29.97 . Not a big problem for watching it at full speed , but since the intent is that people would study these frame-by-frame to understand the timing then it would be best to have it at 24 FPS.