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Animations on the web are fun… until performance and fidelity come into conflict. Find the case study below on how we approached image sequencing, loading, and motion timing for the Adaline website https://t.co/xrRYSlnd7s

A benefit of writing your own engine is you can easily just implement weird bespoke things that are annoying or impossible in other software, such as - automatic procedural line boil - exponential smoothed object movement - 3D parallax on 2D paths https://t.co/DRMRukr7g2

Everyone knows that in animation, notes are key. Here's a comprehensive thread of everything wrong with this goddamn abomination (see below.)

Animation is black magic. https://t.co/ShmlZpu7Ad

It fcking followed the 12 principles of animation. Staging, anticipation, arcs, timing and motion, slow in and slow out, EXAGGERATION, straight ahead and pose to pose, secondary action etc. This is legit worthy enough for an analysis IM ROLLING

Announcing Project Animagica: Animation Blueprints for @threejs and the Web! 💫 While the library is still in development I already wanted to show you guys some of its features. So this is the first video in a series of short "mini tutorials" where I walk through some of the core parts of the Animagica... See more

A thread about something interesting in animation that i don't know how to name ("2D camera flickering issue"?) https://t.co/hUxV0hOEgx

When the CN crew broke into Nick to promote the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block, notice how Double D never stops moving in this ad. Since AKA didn’t animate him, a different animator compensated by always having him move fluidly to match the boiling line technique in Ed Edd n Eddy https://t.co/gOZYHTMY1g