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i need help with replays
I absolutely SUCK at being fluid it is very hard for me!

when you say fluid do you mean fluid through the whole match or fluid just to get into good position please help...

and also if you are stiff through the whole match people call it "nooblike" can someone explain what that means...
Originally Posted by brentonall View Post
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Originally Posted by Dargon View Post
Wise words =D

I think some things to watch out for are keeping body parts in one position for so long, I.E. keeping your leg contracted while kicking, you could easily relax it and get a similar effect with more life like movements

I aint too good at explaining things but I hope that helped a little..
fluid meaning dont just hold all... relax the majority of your joints besides those you need... and yes like rob said... make it more life like
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The other thing to keep in mind, if you're not doing it already, is to shift-space (single frame) instead of just doing the usual 10-frame turns. Sticking to longer frames only gives the replay a bit of an unusual rythm to it, as the character moves, stops, moves, stops, etc.

Whenever I'm messing around with single-player replays, I go through almost the whole thing a frame at a time, tweaking things as I see them. This can really give you a lot more fluidity.
True "fluid" style is, to me, relaxing all every time a joint reaches total movement.
e.g. You've fully extended your elbow, along with other joints. You then relax all and move different joints.
This allows for constant, continuous movement. Also, remember to keep the majority of your joints relaxed at all times.
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Originally Posted by 3vi1 View Post
True "fluid" style is, to me, relaxing all every time a joint reaches total movement.

Me too...
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