any feedback is appreciated
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The new one is better, at least in the context of swinging the axe that large, it has more weight to it.
You can improve the animation by adding more recoil, making the easing when returning to the original position stronger and longer, and adding another keyframe to swing back further before going to the original position.
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im not so sure what is meant with the last sentence but this is what ive done so far:
(and sorry for the bad quality)
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Something like this. Add another keyframe(the one in between) offset the original position to make it feel more natural, good easing for this is In for the first one and Out or InOut for the second one
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maybe the keyframe inbetween could be a bit smoother but
this is how it is
this is how the timeline looks
(forgot that i had music on my bad)
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You got it wrong, the image above some 2 different keyframes. The ghost one is the in-between one, over-moving than where it is supposed to be(the current frame), so the hand readjusts and moves back to the correct final position(current frame). The in-between frame should shifted near the final frame.
Sorry for the poor explanation, my English is not that great.
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ohhh so its basically a replication of the “back” ease?
yes, tho you have more control.
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does this look better?
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and should i get rid of the wait time (when it goes to the right place" when it get clicked faster after the cooldown so it feels smoother?
I dont see any different. Is the final pos inbetween?
yeah i just made the difference a bit smaller looked weird like that
I think its fine to keep it, it make the axe heavy
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maybe its because of the quality
Yea, small change to animation often hard to spot, tho maybe exaggerating it so it is more noticable