As far as I know, there is not designated limit ANYWHERE on the official SFM page concerning the Saxxy awards, meaning you can have a team of 500 people and it would still count.

Hope this helps! -Sly, King of Pears

Right then. The movement of the arms are absolutely spot on. What seems a bit irregular is how much the knees bend and how much the torso bumps up and down. I suggest filming yourself walking or watching others walk to get a good idea.

In other words, reduce the bump of the legs and torso a bit more and it should be pretty good.

Edit: I would also like to suggest some head movement and some torso angling to make it look a bit less static?

Also, as a quick question, how do I install the compatibility pack correctly, as most of the maps refuse to load. Thank you.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/OpenSourceFilmmaker/discussions/2/864947149153770006/

Recently, I've downloaded the l4d2 fix to make most of the maps work in SFM, as of now, some important ones, like the Sacrifice/Passing map I need to make some posters, aren't working as DLCs aren't supported.

The good news is that I don't necessarily need that atm and can do with another map, but if somebody knows a fix, PLEASE let me know.

What I'm here about is animation.
My name is Slyper, also known as SlyPear, Shado W. Raith, or Slyper no Slyping on Steam. I'm an aspiring junior animator hoping to learn more about camera work and animation as I progress to become a professional animator and vfx editor, I'm already very good at posing, working cameras (sadly not movement), but the one thing I fail at, ironically, is animation.

I've been wondering how to scale my pose-to-pose or frame-to-frame animation. When I try it on my own the actions seem slow, sluggish, and unprofessional. At other times it's too quick. So I've been wondering whether I should do my animation in chunks as the pose changes or do it frame-to-frame, in which I am not a fan of. What I'm basically asking is what's a good way to scale the time it takes for each movement to progress into the next.

-Thanks, sorry if I'm not too clear, it confuses me a bit as well.