Video Games Course - Animating A Run Cycle

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In this class we will cover how to animate a run cycle for a video game. The course will cover blocking poses, splining and polishing your run.

There will be useful tips along the way as well as scripts that you can use to make your workflow more efficient.

So what are you waiting for, come join me in class one of this Video Games Series of creating an in game run cycle.

In this course you will learn about: