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Adding Secondary Actions
Adding Secondary Actions
A
secondary action
enhances the main movement, making animation feel more dynamic and realistic.
Identify the Primary Action
– Establish the main movement first.
Add Complementary Motions
– Incorporate subtle secondary movements.
Use Overlapping Action
– Delay secondary motion for realism.
Apply to Hair & Clothing
– Animate flowing hair, loose clothing, or accessories.
Enhance with Facial Expressions
– Use blinking, breathing, or small gestures.
Avoid Distracting from the Main Action
– Ensure secondary actions support, not overpower.
Test & Refine
– Play the animation and tweak timing.
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