Comments on: Understanding FPS, ‘one’s and two’s’ and output http://www.fabianvercuiel.com/blog/understanding-fps-ones-and-twos-and-output-14.htm Insights on the Web, Rich Internet Applications, Design, Animation, Computer Graphics and Art Wed, 7 Jan 2009 13:14:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: rainplace http://www.fabianvercuiel.com/blog/understanding-fps-ones-and-twos-and-output-14.htm#comment-53 rainplace Mon, 28 Apr 2008 07:13:56 +0000 http://www.fabianvercuiel.com/?p=14#comment-53 Thank you very much Fabian for the link to your article from Rainplace! Being from hand-drawn perspective, the use of one's and two's is something of a daily rountine...but the way all animation works in regard to frame rate does share similar physical qualities. I've always try to push this issue as a way to experiment for textures especially in CG animation...glad to find common wave lenghts in this regard :) Thank you very much Fabian for the link to your article from Rainplace!

Being from hand-drawn perspective, the use of one’s and two’s is something of a daily rountine…but the way all animation works in regard to frame rate does share similar physical qualities. I’ve always try to push this issue as a way to experiment for textures especially in CG animation…glad to find common wave lenghts in this regard :)

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