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Bouncing Ball Animation



So today I was learning so animation techniques and the 12 Principles of animation, in which it teaches me the most important things about animation and how it should look and move. So I decided to try something out very simple but it uses one of the principles which is Squash and Stretch. So in the GIF above you can see a ball bouncing well the good thing about that is in the GIF when the ball is hitting the floor it starts to squish getting a lot smaller in height however you need to make the mass stay correct so I then stretch out the ball so it has the same mass but get smaller in height and bigger in width. It is a very nice thing to know because it helps in making the animation look correct because if it just got smaller in height it will just look as if it got cut off by something.


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