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I've wanted to learn how to make NSFW animations, but unfortunately, I haven't been able to find any good animation tutorials, not just for NSFW animation, but general animation tutorials to help me use Blender better. I know many of you use my models for animation, so I'd appreciate any advice or helpful videos. I have some experience with the 12 principles of animation, but putting them into practice in Blender is a nightmare for me because of my complete lack of experience with animation.

I want to make better use of the models I create. If anyone knows about this, I'd be very grateful. I just want to know how to get started.

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Jam

Depends on factors like, do you want to spend money? Do you want to immediately getting into the NSFW animation you’re currently doing? How do you enjoy learning? Do you want to learn the principals through traditional means, or just struggle with with from your current project?

Jam

If your goal is just learn the principles, which I recommend. Text: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_basic_principles_of_animation Video: https://youtu.be/uDqjIdI4bF4?si=i0iq9piJR62NXrHT P2Design by Pierrick is pretty good: https://www.p2design-academy.com/p/alive-animation-course-in-blender. There are also blender lessons: https://studio.blender.org/training/animation-fundamentals/ If I was in my computer, I could share the NSFW learning community Google Drive with some tutorials. They are a lil old, but still work.

Jam

Some of these require you to step outside of the fun of your own stuff rn, but you should always challenge yourself and do your own stuff during the process. I started animating back in September, but I’m human and have many life difficulties that make me on and off. Learning is exponential, not linear. Expect to get nowhere for a little, then a big boost of progress. I spent 3-4 months on a tail, cause of depression and confidence. Then bounced back and the instructor told me I did great. I think I did better than the other students examples. Take your time, pace yourself, take notes of what you don’t understand after a day of learning. Then attack the same thing. Make sure to take visual breaks. Don’t stare at the screen for hours. Walk away, come back. Lastly, an animation is not finished until you say done. That doesn’t mean perfectionism, it means it’s a sequential art form. You should know when it feels right. Whether that be a deadline or an innate feeling.

Jam

Godspeed. I’ll try and link the NSFW learning community Google Drive. Have fun animating mostly. I enjoy it even though I’m not as imaginative and creative as other artist. I’m also learning sculpting and Davinci Resolve rn. So be honest to yourself about the other art you do, and the time you have.

keyd10iori

I think it would be best to get straight to the point and make an NSFW animation. Of course, I also want to practice using the timeline better in Blender. The first link you gave me doesn't seem to be working.

KillerWrench

I can give quick advice here. Sculpting and using shapekeys are extremely helpful and can be keyframed in animations. Bone constraint modifiers are a big help especially Child Of. It makes it so that if you wanted hands to move along with a person's thigh or breast it'll follow it automatically. With animation nothing is perfectly automated, you would have to think outside of the box and use some tricks. I'm recently new to this but I've been learning quickly. If you need any kind of help or advice I'd be willing to help you out to the best of my knowledge.

KillerWrench

Also be sure to make different save files cause its always good to have backups

Frølich

Blender uses keyframing to animate so any tutorial that goes over that should work. The skill is transferable between softwares (I started in SFM and jumped straight into blender without issue when eevee first came out). I did one quick Youtube search for blender animation guides and found some decent ones. Just keyframe the bones, blender will interpolate between the poses, and boom, you have an animation. This video seems good for the basics (I've only skimmed it so judge for yourself): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBJp82tlR3M

KillerWrench

Another piece of advice never be too reliant on tutorials. The way I do it is think of what I'm gonna do, work it out until you get stuck. Do some research, ask questions. If something doesn't work out thats okay find something else. If you need a small break take that break to refresh your mind. Even if something doesn't look good or right at least you worked out your idea and can make it better next time. Look at other people's work start wondering how you can do it. It takes time to get your brain working and understand how things are done. So never get discouraged. I had those same problems but with finding ways to get my brain working whether its listening to music, looking at other animations or just pacing around my room it helps my brain work and then an idea strikes and I start working.

keyd10iori

Sure, I use a cage on my genitals for penetration, but I want to make good, fluid movements for the animations first.

KillerWrench

If you want something to look at, check out Professor Goo on YouTube or his studio dillongoo. He does anime animations but they are an amazing inspiration. Especially on his Professor Goo channel he explains how to make animations better with his tier list videos. Obviously it isn't tutorials that'll tell you what to do but its a good start to help you know what you want to learn

KillerWrench

Oooo okay then learn to use the graph editor, experiment with its modifications. If you check out Crashune Academy they have an animation tutorial and they explain the Graph Editor pretty well.

Jam

Weird the link doesn’t work. You can just look up the Wikipedia or watch that video. Getting straight into it is a great way for people it works for. I have plans outside of NSFW so I just decided to do traditional. I hope I helped at all. And didn’t just spam links

AlenAbyss

Best way to learn is practice, practice, practice,practice, a lot of practice. Take a male and a female you like and start keyframing rig movement, you can start with short loops, don't forget to use references. Also in sex almost the whole body is moving, so if you move the hips, check for head arms or back movement cc: