timing-principle-mastery

Timing is the number of frames (or milliseconds) an action takes. It's deceptively simple—just duration—yet it communicates weight, emotion, and energy more powerfully than any other principle. Change the timing, change the meaning.

Physical communication: Timing tells us about mass and force. Heavy objects start slow, stop slow. Light objects respond instantly. A bowling ball and a balloon falling the same distance—timing alone differentiates them.

Emotional communication: Timing tells us about character state. Sluggish timing reads as tired, depressed, or massive. Snappy timing reads as alert, nervous, or lightweight.

アニメーションの長さを決定する場合、ペースを制御する場合、リズムを確立する場合、またはモーションに適切な重みを付けて感情的に共鳴させる場合に使用します。 ソース: dylantarre/animation-principles。