Overlapping Action and Followthrough

In class we learned how to do multiple actions with a swinging pendulum. While we had the base move from left to right, the pendulum swung with it causing an overlapping action. Once the base reached the right side, because of momentum the pendulum kept going and then settled later instead of abruptly stopping. The hardest part was keeping everything in the same position while also trying to make it move, but it turned out alright in the end. Below is my finished video!





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