Character Animation with Blender for Beginners (Udemy.com)

The course is very bad in my opinion, the instuctor doesnt expain a lot of the stuff that he is doing. And most of these videos can just be found free on youtube. In my opinion if you want a good course about animation, then check out gamed dev tv animation courses.

I went to youtube and watched your short film. I love your animations and want to learn from you! I have great expectations because im a director working with other animators for my first animated film. This course will give me and idea on what is possible and impossible for my animators. Also, Id love to animate with them as well.

I don't know how long or many years you need to expert on all the animating procedure here. The teaching, topic and the practical is good but still I'm having difficulty to understand all the process and it seem so complicated. It''s my bad because I'm not good enough to adapt all the technique easily. Next i think, i should find the course that suitable with knowledge level. Anyway thank you for sharing your expertise on this online course. Wish me luck.

The course is far too far out of date with respect to Blender, now 2.83. The flex rig was tested on Blender 2.74. There is lot of repetition in the first animations, no explanantion of how to set up the scene. Parts 1 and 2 are good. Also skipped parts. For example at one point we are in the dopesheet, and then suddenly in the NLA, with an action. No explanation of creating an action or pushing it to the NLA.

Very interesting course, complete and structured. Help to fully understand the whole process of animation. However I have some small remarks and suggestions: - It would be missing some resources or links to click especially for the FlexRig of cg cookie and reference images concerning the phonemes. - The simple walk is easily achievable, very detailed. On the other hand, I did not manage to carry out the simple race correctly, explanations too fast and lack of information concerning the tasks to accomplish, in this respect it would have been desirable and useful to activate the screencast key in order to see the clicks of the mouse and the shortcuts sometimes used. - The English text placed at the bottom of the timeline is often very embarrassing for the comprehension, too big and badly placed for an animation class where the timeline is indispensable and transcribing not always reliable for certain words. Nevertheless for a subject as large and complex, the essential is seen, explained and allows to understand the operation and all the steps of the animation. It really makes you want to practice and have fun creating your own character. Thank you very much.

I just completed this course in a day. It's useful, well presented and fun throughout! shows how fun is it to watch animation but how difficult and probably time consuming it is to do the same. but this is rather little difficult to follow because sometimes the screen key doesn't turn on. I'm not that hard because I'm a little familiar with the animation blender before this course. btw, This course is only specifically for the way how to animate a character etc So there is NO way of how to modeling-rigging. only for 1. Those who don't have modelling-rigging, we can download on websites that provide a modelling character with rigging. 2. Those who have made rigging themselves but don't know how to animation like movies (like me, lol) If you want to know how to modelling-rigging, this teacher has that courses. Nice. Keep going!

The course was ok. The information was very comprehensive but unfortunately I lost interest about half-way thru. Challenges for the student to actually do something throughout the course would have made it more engaging. The video resolution was small which made it hard to read the information on the screen. Due to the character that he chose to animate, there was way too much information on the various editors for the reader to digest.

LipSync is not really what it should be. The course itself is useful but the instructor didn't mention too much practices i think. And the pressed keys aren't shown. It's kinda too short. I expected a bit more.

Some of the course chapters were so advance for me and it didn't explain by the instructor how it was made? that's why I try to research how things were done just to follow the course. Half of the entire lecture was pure talking but the good part I learned so many things.

All points made expeditiously and all are important. I have watched 100s of tutorials and yours are the most authoritative which to me is a reflection of your six years of experience and your uncanny ability to spot the differences between seeing what people see, feel, think, and do and what other animators notice.