Animation Release (Monthly) (Patreon)

Big Heros carry big packages.

I haven't seen the movies/shows so I don't really know any jokes...

This animation turned into something surprisingly bigger than I initially designed but I think turned out ok.

Check the usual links for peanut tier and cashew tier. Check folder called "HoneyGogo".

Peanut Tier - https://www.patreon.com/posts/peanut-tier-90184265
Cashew Tier - https://www.patreon.com/posts/cashew-tier-90184124

**Tech Notes**

Check my WIP post for more information https://www.patreon.com/posts/animated-wip-101502153.

Basically I mentioned this animation giving me lots of problems but I learned some good stuff and I'm finally officially back into my learning phase for quite a bit. So I think we can anticipate some shorter animations coming up. Back to this animation. I really want to build on discussion of what was learned.

One thing mentioned was a better use of physics this time around which saved me having to animate the peen manually (along with some other parts). Something I actually learned towards the end of this that I actually didn't really implement is huge.

The following notes are specific. If you don't animate or use blender then this info may not be worth looking at.

I work in the 'graph editor' usually atleast once in my projects. It gives you more control of keyframes at the cost of being more detailed. While looking for tricks I discovered one that I am excited to use. There is something called "porportional editing" which allows you to take a keyframe and then keyframes nearby will move slightly with it (you can control the amount). So... to give a less technical explanation, I plan to use this so that I can easily manipulate movements to make them suddenly slower or suddenly faster which will break up looping quite a bit and make it give a smooth transition between one speed or location to the next.

These notes are very technical but I will mention as well that Honey Lemon's erection scene was done with the graph editor as well. Taking just the rotation keyframes about one axis and raising them while removing the wobbling from the other keyframes so that it raises and then becomes more rigid.