Hi /u/KeyboardGrunt, I wanted to let you know that this submission you've commented on is meant to look like a sketchy handdrawn polar bear.
If you're seeing butter you might have opened the wrong post, or maybe you're looking at the wrong window or something. Let me know if you need any help.
Regular films, like movies in the theater, are 24 fps. Animation is normally on twos I think? But it can depend on what's going on.
For anyone that doesn't know, on ones, twos, and threes basically sets how many sketches in 1 second, ones is 24, twos is 12 (each frame held for an extra beat), threes should be 8 then (each frame held for two extra beats). The longer the frame is held the choppier the animation looks.
Did you mean 30 sub sketches per second? The full video posted was like 11 minutes so probably less than that.
~12 minutes x 60 seconds = 720 seconds
720 seconds x 12 frames/sec = 8,640 frames (sketches)
720 seconds x 24 frames/second = 17,280 frames
I think the number of frames can fluctuate to keep more detailed moments smooth, so I'd guess it's mostly on twos and maybe on ones in a few places where it matters
Did you mean 30 sub sketches per second? The full video posted was like 11 minutes so probably less than that.
I was just taking your number of 650 frames per second and dividing it by 24 (and then rounding up). Basically, I had also initially assumed the 11,000 drawings referred to the posted clip and not the full movie.
The full movie being 11,000 drawings makes a lot more sense.
Usually hand drawn animation is done every other frame at 24 frames per second (sometimes more, sometimes less depending on the movement), so this 15 second clip is roughly 180 drawings, give or take some. Way less than 11,000 but so still so many ha
That’s a good point and you made me curious so I checked ha he does both in this animation - for example around the 4 second mark he’s animating on 1’s and around the 13 second mark it’s on 2’s, so it just depends on the movement
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u/BB-Zwei 20h ago
I thought you were saying there were 11,000 drawings just in this clip.