I like that.
OK for me.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanI like it.
Bigotry will NEVER be welcome on TV Tropes.At first glance, for me, that's just an example of exaggerated stretching animation which animators deliberately do in an attempt to make it more lively.
Heck, The Animator's Survival Kit actually says to "break the rules" for believable animation, and that animation that "breaks anatomy rules" (ie, having it bend in the wrong dimension, stretching it beyond the limits, etc.) would not only be effectively unnoticeable when played at full speed, but may, as I said, actually make it seem more lively (In fact, the book even mentions a comparison of Fred Astaire to Mickey Mouse {or, to be more specific, a nickname of "the human Mickey Mouse"} simply because his dancing, when played at slow motion, actually seem to bend in ways a human bone can't normally move.)
edited 25th Sep '14 1:39:24 PM by KarjamP
The first link doesn't work for me. The other two are good, though the latter is a bit dark.
Those sort of work, though it's less clear with a customizable character like in The Sims 3 that there is a model to be off of. I'm okay with the first of those:
Not right away, not right awayI like those.
The first or third of those, either works.
Something similar is also on Good Bad Bugs, too.
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This should be an easy one to get an image for, I think. Here's◊ a screenshot I have lying around from City Of Heroes showing off a dodgy kicking animation.