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Description
Artist’s comment:
“I still get the jitters when I walk up to the set. But once I feel the sticks in my hooves, it’s gone, like magic.”
Commission for IHaveNoNick, featuring his aptly named character, Rhythm.
Now on tumblr@!
Technical
Still image created with inkscape@.
The animations were made and exported with aniGen@.
Exported with Adasek’s SVGRender@. Since new Firefox seems to disagree with it, I’m using an old version 11.0.
This one was a lot of fun. Got me thinking about using chained animations instead of fixed timings, maybe work with dynamic assets. Now that would be interesting - want a quicker pace? Just change a single value for a whole lot of animations. I use some of this in aniGen, but by this, I mean something backwards compatible - like a timing skeleton written in JavaScript instead of with SMIL, so stuff is centralized. That, of course, would bring a problem with any duplicit IDs… which could be mitigated by some convention or some kind of system that calls the animations by their order in code, not by ID.
Yep. This is the stuff I think about when I make “art.”
You too can make animations with AniGen@!
“I still get the jitters when I walk up to the set. But once I feel the sticks in my hooves, it’s gone, like magic.”
Commission for IHaveNoNick, featuring his aptly named character, Rhythm.
Now on tumblr@!
Technical
Still image created with inkscape@.
The animations were made and exported with aniGen@.
Exported with Adasek’s SVGRender@. Since new Firefox seems to disagree with it, I’m using an old version 11.0.
This one was a lot of fun. Got me thinking about using chained animations instead of fixed timings, maybe work with dynamic assets. Now that would be interesting - want a quicker pace? Just change a single value for a whole lot of animations. I use some of this in aniGen, but by this, I mean something backwards compatible - like a timing skeleton written in JavaScript instead of with SMIL, so stuff is centralized. That, of course, would bring a problem with any duplicit IDs… which could be mitigated by some convention or some kind of system that calls the animations by their order in code, not by ID.
Yep. This is the stuff I think about when I make “art.”
You too can make animations with AniGen@!
oh, that’s will work, i guess.
He jammed the sticks inside his hooves.
Little do you now he’s actually a wind-up drumming toy. Spin the bone in his tail to rev up those beats!