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Using speed when animating models

TodTod
edited February 2016 in Tips and Tricks
When in motion, we humans need to slow down before coming to a complete stop, and it’s same with your model. When animating your model, it must slow down or swing back and forth to become completely still or to move on to a next motion. Small details like this make a big difference.
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