Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Hi, Mark Diaz here for 2DAnimation101.com
In this lesson I am going to show you how to create a smooth animation in 17 minutes.
Before we start doing anything, you can download this file below this video, or if you are watching this on another platform outside our school, then visit the website where you can download this file.
Go to:
2d101.com/hunterscene
Ok. So once you download the file, you are going to get something like this.
….
Now, for this you are going to need Cartoon Animator 4, which you can download from:
2d101.com/ca4
If you don’t have it, then download it, install it and then follow up with this simple tutorial.
(watch video to see this tutorial)
Great! Right?
Now… an interesting question.
How can someone take so little time to create an animation?
Now, why did it take so little time? Because I put a lot of hard work producing the images, the animation and the sound.
And all you had to do now was, put it all together.
This is what it feels to have everything done for you, something we can definitely do for you, if we like your future animated project and decide to work with you.
If you have a story or idea that you want to see animated, you can apply for our production services:
2d101.com/production
If we like your project and decide to work with you, we will contact you to get started.
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Now. If you have everything together and what is missing is the animation, then here is how you can do the animation.
This is how I animated this scene.
I just click on the character,
pressed letter K on my keyboard to show the bones, which I can take to move my character and animate it.
Then show the Timeline, then
click on motion, to show the keyframes for my character’s movements
and start animating! by changing the position of the cursor in the timeline, and adjusting the pose of my character.
SIMPLE!
If you want to see everything I did to create this animation, check out the behind the scenes of THE HUNTERS.
If you missed it, you can go to
2d101.com/hunters-bts
Link also provided below this video. If you are not in our blog, you can go to this post at:
2d101.com/hunterscene
Thanks for watching! Until next time, this is Mark Diaz for 2DAnimation101.com
Take care.
Learn more at 2danimation101.com
Check this lesson at 2danimation101.com/cartoon-animator-tutorials/03-do-this-and-create-a-smooth-animation-in-17-min.html
---
Hi, Mark Diaz here for 2DAnimation101.com
In this lesson I am going to show you how to create a smooth animation in 17 minutes.
Before we start doing anything, you can download this file below this video, or if you are watching this on another platform outside our school, then visit the website where you can download this file.
Go to:
2d101.com/hunterscene
Ok. So once you download the file, you are going to get something like this.
….
Now, for this you are going to need Cartoon Animator 4, which you can download from:
2d101.com/ca4
If you don’t have it, then download it, install it and then follow up with this simple tutorial.
(watch video to see this tutorial)
Great! Right?
Now… an interesting question.
How can someone take so little time to create an animation?
Now, why did it take so little time? Because I put a lot of hard work producing the images, the animation and the sound.
And all you had to do now was, put it all together.
This is what it feels to have everything done for you, something we can definitely do for you, if we like your future animated project and decide to work with you.
If you have a story or idea that you want to see animated, you can apply for our production services:
2d101.com/production
If we like your project and decide to work with you, we will contact you to get started.
--
---
Now. If you have everything together and what is missing is the animation, then here is how you can do the animation.
This is how I animated this scene.
I just click on the character,
pressed letter K on my keyboard to show the bones, which I can take to move my character and animate it.
Then show the Timeline, then
click on motion, to show the keyframes for my character’s movements
and start animating! by changing the position of the cursor in the timeline, and adjusting the pose of my character.
SIMPLE!
If you want to see everything I did to create this animation, check out the behind the scenes of THE HUNTERS.
If you missed it, you can go to
2d101.com/hunters-bts
Link also provided below this video. If you are not in our blog, you can go to this post at:
2d101.com/hunterscene
Thanks for watching! Until next time, this is Mark Diaz for 2DAnimation101.com
Take care.
