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ANIMATION
QUARTER 4 – WEEK 4

CapSLET
Capsulized
Self - Learning
Empowerment
Toolkit
Schools Division Office of Zamboanga City
Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula
Zamboanga City

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CapSLET
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SUBJECT &
Senior HS Animation 11/12 QUARTER 4 WEEK 4
GRADE/LEVEL
TOPIC Walking Animation

CG: Producing Cleaned-up and in- CODE

LEARNING between Drawing (CI )
COMPETENCY TR: Produce traditional cleaned-up key CG CODE: TLE_ICTAN9- 12CI-
drawings. IVa-j-3

➢ Identify the importance of walking animation.

LEARNING
➢ Familiarize the steps in walking animation; and
OBJECTIVES
➢ Create a character walking in place.
IMPORTANT: Do not write anything on this material. Write your answers on the learner’s activity and
assessment sheets provided separately.

UNDERSTAND
Running Cycle Animation

➢ Walking animation is an important concept to learn as an animator. Animation is all

about.
➢ creating the illusion of movement at high quality for their characters. One of the
things that characters do the most to get around and move is walking. Technically
speaking, to create the perfect walking animation is a difficult thing because requires
a great attention to the movement of legs and of opposite limbs. The most important
thing to get right with the drawing is the arc path of the head and body. A mistake
on this frame will affect all the in-between frames around it.

➢ In this module I will be taking you through the steps of how to animate a character
walking in place. Basically, you will be creating a walk that loops infinitely, so if you
were to incorporate a walk like this into a movie, perhaps the background would be
scrolling from right to left behind the character to give the illusion of forward
movement.

➢ In a normal walk cycle animation, a character takes two steps in 1 second (24
frames). But the first and the last step hook up into the same pose so that it can be
looped again and again.

➢ For a walking cycle there are four primary poses to review: contact, down, passing,
and high point that can be animated depending on the character, on its mood: if it
is aggressive, playful, sad, etc.

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Steps Walking Animation

1. Identify your character

2. Draw your own character in a side view position

Fig.1

3. Use line guide for measurement of

height and width.
4. Right click, click ruler.
5. Click and drag the horizontal ruler Horizontal ruler
down the bottom of the shoes to serve
as floor line guide. Vertical ruler
Note: the character shoes should
never go beyond the ground level.
Fig.2

6. Click and drag the vertical ruler to

the middle around the character Spine.

8. Click and drag again the horizontal

ruler on the top of the hair to serve as
guide for the height to remain constant
9. lock the guideline; right click on the
work area, click guides, click lock
guides.
Note: Always save and make a copy of 1st frame
your character.

11. Convert the character into symbol.

Press F8 and rename symbol 1 as
Walking Cycle Animation, choose
movie clip, click ok.
Fig.3

13. On your layer; click on the 20 frames press F5 to insert frames, for the duration of the
running cycle.
14. Get inside the symbol by double clicking the character.
Note: make sure, when you are inside the symbols the body parts should be in different layer.
(see Fig.4)

Fig.4

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15. highlight all the 20 frames of each layer press F5 to insert frames.
Note: let us start first with the leg’s movement.
16. double click the right leg of your character
17. make a first pose on the first key frame position the right leg forward (see Fig.3)
Note: First pose and last pose should be the same.
18. click 20 frames press F6
19. do the action in-between frames for key frame 5, 10 and 15. (see Fig. 5)

L-Hand R-Hand

L-Leg
R-Leg

In-between pose 5, 10, 15

Fig.5

20. on the left leg do the same, double click the left leg, position the left leg backward
21. make a first post, click frame 20 press F6 to copy the first frame
22. frame 5, 10, 15 make an in-between pose/action. (see Fig.5)
23. Right Hand layer; position the right-hand opposite to the right leg pose.
24. Left hand opposite to the left leg pose.
25. copy the first frame on to 20 frames by pressing F6.
26. do the inbetweening action/post in keyframe 5,10, and 15 for both hands layer.
Note: body and head should not be static; you should also emphasize the movements for
realistic action, always remember the principles of animation.
27. Test your walking animation by pressing Ctrl+Enter

SAQ-1: What is the importance of line guide in walking animation?

SAQ-2: What makes a good walk cycle?

✓ How do you understand the lesson?

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SYNTHESIZING
Direction: Write your learning experience and reflections about the lesson.

Let’s Practice!

1. What is the important thing to get right in a walk cycle?

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2. What are the four primary poses to review in walking cycle animation?
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3. Write down the steps in creating a walking animation?
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Key Points REMEMBER

Line Guide- is very important, usually we are using rulers as guide ( line overlay),that help to
compose or align elements of the project, these lines to guide your character movements,
either can drift too high or too low.

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Let’s see how much you learned
today!
TRY
A. Directions: Below is a framework animation. Inside the frame create/draw your own
character in a walking pose.

Instruction: Create a line guide to serve as ground , the character shoes should never go beyond
the ground level, first and last frame pose should be the same, create the possible pose in between.

1st frame Frame 5 Frame 10 Frame 15 Frame 20

Score:________________
Parent signature:__________________

1. 2D Animation CG
2. Animation and Multimedia Textbook, Jemma Development Group
REFERENCES
Pages 43-47.
3.https://bit.ly/3w7uVhp
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CapSLET
Capsulized Self - Learning Empowerment Toolkit
SUBJECT &
Senior HS ANIMATION 11/12 QUARTER 4 WEEK 4
GRADE/LEVEL
NAME
YEAR AND
SECTION
TEACHERS
NAME
ANSWER SHEETS

UNDERSTAND
Write your answer inside the box
SAQ-1: What is the importance of line guide in walking animation?

SAQ-2: What makes a good walk cycle?

Let’s Practice!

1. What is the important thing to get right in a walk cycle?

__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
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2. What are the four primary poses to review in walking cycle animation?
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3. Write down the steps in creating a walking animation?
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Let’s see how much you learned
today! TRY
Name: __________________________ Topic: Skeleton Dance Animation
Grade Level/Section: ______________ Score: _____________

A. Directions: Below is a framework animation. Inside the frame create/draw your own
character in a walking pose.

Instruction: Create a line guide to serve as ground , the character shoes should never go beyond
the ground level, first and last frame pose should be the same, create the possible pose in between.

1st frame Frame 5 Frame 10 Frame 15 Frame 20

Score:________________
Parent signature:__________________

Read the rubrics below for scoring. Use the provided sheet for your drawing.

Rubrics
Criteria No effort Beginner On My Way Almost There Mastery
0 pts 5 pts 10 pts 15 pts 20 pts
0-drawing 1-drawing 2- drawings 3-drawings 4 drawings can
Craftsmanship No idea with the Cannot express Can sometimes Can express the fully expressed the
lesson the lesson learn express the lesson lesson learn lesson learned
learn
Interest in learning No care with the Lack of interest Quite interested Interested Very interested
lesson
Creativity No drawing Not creative Quite creative Creative Very Creative

Total

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