[Alex Ermakov]

Actually, you could choose to categorize your animations in any way that makes sense to you. Certainly, the AI-Generated Animation and 3D Animation should be a separate categories. The Character Animation – this category would include all animations that involve characters, whether they are animated, for example like saas explainer video or animated shorts with full characters and storylines. However, the Interface UX Animation I’d make specific category for apps or dashboard interfaces. Frame-by-Frame Animation might be also a separate category, like Oscar®-Winning Short Film “Hair Love” hand-drawn animation from Matthew A. Cherry of Sony Pictures Animation

[Alex Ermakov]

Thank you very much for so detailed tips! Similar questions heard from friends. Saving in bookmarks. 🤝

[Alex Ermakov]

It seems that the issue may be related to the way the animation is being rendered.

Did you try to adjusting the frame rate of your project? If your animation is jumpy or choppy, it may be because the frame rate is too low. Try increasing the frame rate and see if that makes a difference.

Another thing to check is the settings of the Essential Graphics panel. Make sure that the motion settings are set to “smooth” and that the animation is set to ease in and out.

If neither of these solutions work, it may be helpful to try rendering the animation as a separate file and then importing it back into your project. 😅

This should help to isolate any issues with the animation.