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This is really helpful but how do you know how many frames per second to do to match up with your spacing and timing?

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Thanks alot... I do understand better than before

I didn't know that I needed to understand timing charts because I always work on my own animations, so I did all this in my mind. But I am working on a project that will require a team, right now! This was a very convenient time to watch this video, don't you think?

😮Man the way you explain this was awesome I finally wrapped my head around how it works thank you soon much😁

Honestly, I’ve been studying animation for awhile now, and your videos are the first that have made me actually feel like I understand the concepts of easing, halves, and timing in general. I sort of got each step individually before, but it was hard for me to pull it all together in my mind. Your videos have made everything click for me, so thank you for that!

you are the best thank you so so much <3

this really helped a lot! thank you for explaining!

bro, this really made me understand timing space rather than watching tutorials😢

I watched many timing charts in yt. same as you, I read books and watched a lot of tutorials and still don't get it. this is an informative video. and you make it easy to understand. best teacher. I need to stay on this channel. thank you so much, sir.❤

Man thank you ! Your video is so helpful 😊

Your video might be the clearest and easy-to-understand animation tutorial I've ever seen. Recently I didn't really have a clear depiction of the breakdown and it made me struggle for a while until you showed a jumping animation with the depiction of the breakdown. That literally blew my mind it feels like something just clicked in my head that adding a breakdown could make a huge improvement in movement. Thanks for the tutorial, keep up your work.

Can you train me? Please??? I need practice but idk how to animate it right. I do need help. ❤

This was the most concise explanation I have ever seen on spacing charts and how to use them. This beats every video on here about them by light years and I've come away with the knowledge on how to apply them effectively. I was only guessing my timings and spacing a lot of the time based on intuition, because no one could explain the chart in a way where I wasn't confused. Thank you so much.

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Thank you very much, could you make a video about how to work with video references?

amazing! methods and procedure work!

This really helps alot, thanks for this video

I was really confuse of timing charts is not for time. After this video, I can understand the timing charts finally!! thanks a lot

I'm not even an animator but I understood time charts perfectly. One quick question, what's an imaginary frame? 🤔

This is really amazing and so far it has been the best video to explain timing and spacing. Keep up the good work man

Those it grip? Is it spongey???

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I knew it, i knew i would see gyat in the comments

GYAT

Had no idea about timing charts but your video both introduced it and made me understand it. Thanks.

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Heey, How do you actually know how to calculate how may frames do yo need?? this video was so usefull I finally understand, I'm trying to learn animation by myself THANK YOU

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very good animation but the 🍑 got me dying💀

Great video! Easy to understand.

i was getting really frustrated because i couldn't for the life of me understand how timing charts work. Almost rage-quit learning animation altogether, but you saved me, thank you so much!! <3

this helped me so much thank you

Thats why "every frame matters" -me

Good video! I feel like I can read these now. One thing that I didn’t see in the video that im curious to know how you’d approach it via the chart is overshoots, drawings that go beyond the spacing of the keyframe, but aren’t themselves a keyframe. I have a few ideas how I’d do that, but seeing how you would handle that, and explaining it in the same way you did everything else here, would be very insightful!

Hello. Thank you for this explanatory video on timelines. I have been practicing animation for a few years without going into detail, drawing frame by frame and manipulating the spacing by feeling afterwards. This method seems unintuitive at first but it reveals a powerful methodology that I understand better thanks to you :) Thank you very much, you are a passionate person and it shows.

Dang bro you having a bright future

Thank you so much!! I am in my first year of animation school, the lecturers are all 3D-based, so 2D work is largely self-directed. I have been looking for a video like this for a while, really looking forward to using this tutorial for my next project!

Why did nobody do a good enough brake down of what frames to do first....

Cool:D

I only animation sometimes for fun so I never knew about any of this. I appreciate how easy the video was to follow

Super helpful to pick a model suit for me!

This was literally what I needed. Thank you so much!!

This has been very informative, tysm !!

Far less relevant (perhaps obsolete) with digital software to control frames and timing; but I can see the utility with regards to the old ways.

I understand how my animation will take so many frames and draw here and there

can say something about how to improve digital drawing skills ??

how to used you animation timeline in photoshop ? The photoshop version name please!