Uploaded October 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Just a general 3/4 view guide and a quick introduction on walking and troting cycles. I excluded a run to try and encourage people to take their own initiative and apply what i cover in my run guide to this themselves. =p
My walk cycle is a bit fast, usually, i'd go for at least 16 frames or more for a walk cycle, offset the left and right foot by 8 and the back legs being 3 frames faster than the front.
Head and tail not included
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Just a general 3/4 view guide and a quick introduction on walking and troting cycles. I excluded a run to try and encourage people to take their own initiative and apply what i cover in my run guide to this themselves. =p
My walk cycle is a bit fast, usually, i'd go for at least 16 frames or more for a walk cycle, offset the left and right foot by 8 and the back legs being 3 frames faster than the front.
Head and tail not included
Need reference from live animals? youtube.com/playlist?list=6F0A629072D3326A
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