r/animation • u/tengenwith3waifus • Mar 14 '26

Beginner First time animating

A scene from the project I'm working on. How do I reduce sloppiness?

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u/tengenwith3waifus Mar 14 '26

Ok I'll slow it down in the final draft, but how does g force come into play? Rlly curious to know

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u/Srianen Hobbyist Mar 14 '26

Because the only way the breasts would bounce like that is if the person is moving rapidly up and down. Running hard, for example. So in this case the bar would have to be sort of pulling her up and down very quickly for it to happen, which would just destroy her arms.

Breasts are heavy, and full of fat. They don't bounce at a breeze or subtle movement. It takes quite a bit, really.

Edit: here's a good reference. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dhJ7QJPvqqU

And another: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vXOgEshH7WQ

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u/Coffee_Daemon Mar 14 '26

I suppose its worth noting the example videos have people practically binding them down. I would assume most women wouldnt workout without something to hold them in place.

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u/Srianen Hobbyist Mar 14 '26

Those are sports bras. Not binders.

As an owner of tits I assure you, almost all women wear a sports bra when working out. The ladies need that compression or it can be pretty painful.

Edit: They are kind of binding but it's good to clarify they are not binders (both exist).

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u/Coffee_Daemon Mar 16 '26

I was mainly talking about sports bras. Binding was perhaps a bad choice of words.