+RBLX&MCPlayer Well, unlike today's animation which is usually done mostly through programs that utilize a typically automated process called tweening (short for inbetweening), all animation in those days was done frame-by-frame. That means each frame of the animation was drawn out individually and then shown in rapid succession to create movement. To say nothing of the quality of each method (because both can have some lovely results), there is a certain organic quality about hand drawing each frame, which gives animation done that way (which includes pretty much every animated cartoon before computers began to be used for the process) a unique flavour, so to speak. Sort of like stop-motion animation, but because animators had their previous frame drawings beneath the current one, they could easily flip back and forth to fix minor details and create the smoothest animation possible.

Wow, thanks for briefing me on that. I hope more people know this!

Yeah I noticed that, quite smooth indeed

Yeah. That's cause these people were extremely hard workers, and would draw out every frame very carefully.

I'd watched something like this rather than nowdays cartoons, with just a few exceptions of those. but hey then again i'm a fanatic for those times. like from the 1930's to the early 1070's. IT's the culture back then.

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It aint the 20's yet

Four and a half years and it'll be the 20s. (Unless of course you're one of those weirdos who starts counting at zero, then it's only three and a half years 'til the 20s.) Maybe they'll be "roaring."

Next year

Two more months!

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AHH!! XD

Agreed

+Tyler Evans JOKER!!!! OMG!!! That´s my tablet´s background btw :3

Omg IKR

+XFanmarX He´s just the best... And that really IS smooth :D

Mick Got Swag!

ikr

NO, he got Swing ;)

Yeh, the bandwagon gon' roll on you

XD i get that felling too

When one comment makes me like mickey mouse a bit less

Hiroki Aku XD same

Yes so true

Your profile pic. Mmmpphhh coincidence?

Egyptian Banana :D

Anything is.

Threat of it, yes. You know how Disney is- can't let any old joe schmoe use their precious (usually bought from someone else) IP's.. Even if credit is given and it's clear that the person doesn't own what they used.

Reminds me of this i.imgur.com/snLplqq.jpg

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+Hipster Wolf what means ikr?

+Tris X YOU'RE ON KZfaq AND YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IKR MEANS? christ... It means "I know, right?"

I was thinking that though but I am German lol.

+JAKE THE INKLING Well im sorry... I didn't know you wanted it

Blake Bush Thank you for telling me, I informed them that they need to link back to my original video or remove the video from their account. I appreciate you letting me know that someone uploaded my video without permission.

No, I did not make the animations nor the music, but I did put the video together (and it did take me a reasonable amount of time to do so), and therefor credit for this video should be given to me, and to the rightful owners of the components used to make it.

+Le Batteur btw the account/video was taken down!

Thanks for the info :')

+Le Batteur Happened to me with my lefty CS GO video. It was my voice and my computer, desk, keyboard, mouse and so forth.

Why did you said that you're 13..? .-.

Nebulous The Game why not?

hentai nat Idk :3

While modern animation is definitely easier, now that programs and tools have been developed specifically to aid the process, the basic concept remains the same. The technology is easy to abuse, but all animation requires time, effort and skill regardless of the form you choose (2D, 3D, stop motion). There really is no such thing as pressing a button and having an animation made for you. Even in the programs that utilize tweening (in-betweening, which is a term previously used to describe the frames between two major points of movement in old animation), one still has to have a clear idea of what they want to achieve, draw out storyboards, design characters, sets, and choose points of movement to adhere to. There is no easy way to animate- the only difference now is that the computer can assist you. It cannot, however, do the work for you. Old animation was done frame-by-frame, each frame of animation drawn out by hand. And that process is still utilized in many of today's modern 2D animations. 3D is a relatively new ballpark, but it also requires talent- it's just a different set of skills. Bottom line, no form of animation is necessarily "better" than another, it all depends on how you utilize it, what you are trying to accomplish, and, of course, your idea.

+Le Batteur ok then, thank you!

There is a modern show called Rick and Morty and it is all hand drawn no third party programs used, when drawing it.

+SnoopySleeper yeah for the web comic, but the one airing on adultswim does use third party help

my sister's actually an animator for a show that's coming out in October. and judged by how often she's there, it's pretty difficult. plus, for most shows, it's not in your drawing style. so you have to change how you draw just to make it look right.

I'm sure that's everyone...

+Dianna Smith nope not me i just sit here every friday playing games and draw

+michelle rasmussen nope, that's me everyday

+Sebastian Postica Nice Joke XD

And that kiss at the end fucking 100% swag

Yep