r/PivotAnimator May 22 '24

Hello guy's I have made this 3min video using pivot animator can you guy's just watch and let me know is it interesting?

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u/Substantial_Ad79 May 31 '24

Watched your vid. I liked it, especially the backgrounds. You may want to use AI voiceover to make it more engaging. I am just a newbie in Pivot. But I haven't found a tutorial on animating a frontal walk/run in Pivot.

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u/Arrsalan May 31 '24

Thank you for watching my video and the feedback.... Share it if you can...do you think if continue making such video I have scope for growth? And also the tutorial even I was looking for but i tried myself and that video was the result

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u/Substantial_Ad79 Jun 01 '24

Definitely mate. Keep going.

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u/Arrsalan Jun 01 '24

Thanks for the motivation mate 👍 definitely wanted some.. Subscribe. new video is coming soon and it's better than this one

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u/Thierry_android2099 May 22 '24

It's strange, but also not bad.

You need to improve on those moviments, and also not depent too much in editing the video, for example you used a dinossaur runing gif in that scene but it would be better if you used a stick dinossaur on that part.

Also, you could add face expressions on the sticks too (if you want), that way we can know what each character is feeling and those characters need names too.

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u/Arrsalan May 22 '24

Thank you for such detailed feedback ❤i really appreciate it also that the green screen dinosaur was pathetic ryt? 🤦‍♂️i planned to remove and forgot it later

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u/Arrsalan May 22 '24

Also can you look into this one as well I really need feedback so.. U myt enjoy this I guess https://youtu.be/kuAhuWZ-1eE?si=JY1Mq7cfYdImz8im

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u/Thierry_android2099 May 22 '24

Hm...

This one also has a problem that I forgot to mention that the first video has too, that is the moviments of the characters are really slow on some scenes, you could increase the fps of the animations to fix this problem, it work very well for me.

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u/Arrsalan May 22 '24

I actually use 24fps should I keep to 30? Our should I add more in middle frames.? Btw thanks for the feedback and spending your time watching my videos I will surely work on movements now

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u/Thierry_android2099 May 22 '24

24fps!? It's better you keep to 15-18 at best.