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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/2d-animation-basic-principles/
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课程名称：2D动画基本原理 课程概述： 在这门课程中，您将学习如何制作传统的2D动画，逐帧绘制，像动漫或迪士尼电影中的动画那样。此次课程的目标是通过简单的例子，让您理解动画工作和看起来吸引人且可信赖的所有基本原理。如果您是绘画艺术家但没有动画经验，这门课程将为您提供基础工具以理解运动。如果您没有绘画经验但对动画感兴趣，这也是一个良好的起点。 在这四个模块中，我们将学习以下内容： - 帧速率和纵横比 - 直接行动与姿势到姿势动画的原则 - 立体绘画的原则 - 扭曲与拉伸的原则 - 缓入与缓出的原则 - 预期原则 - 次要动作原则 - 重叠动作与随动原则 每个模块将探索这些原则的必要理论，并提供一系列实践示例，作为您自己项目的参考。课程结束时，您将能够动画化不同类型的变换、以不同重量、硬度和弹性反弹的物体，甚至是赋予“生命”的动画，同时还能在需要多个元素的动画中进行多层次的动画处理。 课程资源鸣谢： 本课程使用的资料包括来自Pexels的Kindel Media、cottonbro、Engin Akyurt、Artem Podrez、Muhammadrizwan、Peggy Anke和Rodnae Productions的视频，以及与Prelinger Archives合作的Internet Archive的存档材料和Bensound的音乐。
In this course you'll learn to make traditional 2D animations drawing each frame as it's done in anime or Disney movies. The goal of this course is that you learn to animate with simple examples, but understanding all the fundamental principles that make an animation work and look appealing and credible.If you're a drawing artist but have no experience with animation, this course will give you the basic tools to get a good understanding of movement.If you don't have experience with drawing but you're interested in animation, this is a good starting point. Throughout these 4 modules we'll learn about:Frame Rate and Aspect RatioPrinciple of Straight Ahead Action and Pose to Pose AnimationPrinciple of Solid DrawingPrinciple of Squash & StretchPrinciple of Slow-in & Slow-outPrinciple of AnticipationPrinciple of Secondary ActionPrinciple of Overlapping Action and Follow-ThroughEach module explores the necessary theory of these principles and a series of practic examples that will serve you as a reference to apply in your own projects.At the end of this course you'll know how to animate different types of transformations, bounces of objects with different weights, hardness and elasticity, or even with a "living" looking, as well as animating in many layers as needed for an animation with more than one element.====================================================Credits for the material used in this course:Videos from Pexels by Kindel Media, cottonbro, Engin Akyurt, Artem Podrez, Muhammadrizwan, Peggy Anke and Rodnae Productions.Archive material from the Internet Archive in collaboration with Prelinger Archives.Music from Bensound.
