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Hello, I made this...I'd like if you see it and give your impressions! Thank you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfQPJKmbXL4

Nice walk cycle. The only problem I see is that the feet seem to get stuck for a moment somewhere near the passing position. I can't quite tell why. It could be that when the foot is in the air, the arc path is not quite smooth. Or maybe it's not at the right time position along the arc.

Not bad. I would like to see a non in place walk cycle. That's more difficult to achieve because feet tends to slip. In a walk cycle in place is difficult to find if it is properly done or not.
-G

Iwaxana: Thanks for the comment..this is my first walk cycle and I had many problems, It took me a veeeery long time to achieve an accetable
movement. Yes, I noticed the problem you're saying too, but I'm currently too unexperienced to make a detailed analysis. I will make more tests to emprove.

Genete: Thanks...You're asking too much! I'm just a rookie...

with that attitude you'll go nowhere lol. Trust me, there are ppl on here who know what they are talking about and genete is one of them.

But that aside, yes it is a decent walk cycle. There is something odd about it though. The movement of his body as a whole is almost a little too heavy and stiff. Its almost like he has a limp or something. Just my opinion though good work

You're misunderstanding me! I didn't mean Genete don't know what is saying, I really appreciate his comment but I had to quit quickly before("my wife said:back from work and already at pc?" so...). Anyway, I meant I have a lot to work around the whole thing. I didn't thought about the difference between in place and off place, and this will be a priority with making all smooth. Thanks for your comment, your words are pure gold for me!

Thanks very much.
I appreciate your work and efforts.
Keep it up and innovate something new.

Have a good day.

patience wrote:Thanks very much.
I appreciate your work and efforts.
Keep it up and innovate something new.

Have a good day.

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