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Ha, me too. But yours was the only one I tried to like.

Still overflows on my iPad.

happy birthday, young man

Wow! Another great resource. Thanks for the links, Rodney. We really don't have any lack of educational resources for learning about the art of animation these days.

Happy birthday, Rodney. And, many more.

Thanks, good stuff.

Thanks Rob, that was a lot of fun. Those were the days. Now to go share it with friends on Facebook. : )

Cool! : )

Doug, It's been years since I've used A.M. and am not on my old computer, so what I'm about to say may be a false memory. In choreography, I think you used to be able to give yourself enough time in the timeline. Set your frames per second to 15 or so, make sure auto keyframe is on, select the bone you want to animate in real time. hit play and move the bone as the playhead moves along the timeline. The auto keyframe should record your bone moves. That should do it. If I recall correctly. : ) If I'm wrong, I apologize.

Six hours to go! And, another stretch goal has been reached. I love the way that this project has been supported by so many people from around the world. And, those people/cartoonists/illustrators/animators are in community with each other. It's going to be great to see the results posted online when people start using the book.

:clap:

Overfunded by $4,000 today.Link Supported by Victor Navone! Victor's blog. Very Cool. Now on to the third stretch goal. : )

His project is fully funded! Now on to some stretch goals.

Cool. The more I think about it, the more I think this is a great way to push people into actually doing the kind of things that the pros do before animating.

My friend, Cedrix Hohnstadt, is starting a kickstarter campaign for a pose book he is creating.Check it out here. I think this a great way to push us into developing our posing skills.