Re:Ok-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok
by Izkata on Saturday June 09, 2018 @02:47AM
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> His reasoning was that most people's eyes move left to right when examining something - which mimics their eye movement when reading text (at least in Western societies. In R-L countries I guess the opposite would be true).
Back in 2010, a Youtuber named Derek Lieu created a supercut called "Every Anime Opening Ever Made" [0]. One of the notes:
> Interesting thing I learned, if a character is running it's overwhelmingly to the left of the screen.
(Watching the video, "running" may as well also include "standing" and "flying")
Characters moving is a bit different than a diorama, but there may be something to it. I think I remember something similar someone else had found about western animation, that it's biased towards having characters move to the right rather than the left.
Back in 2010, a Youtuber named Derek Lieu created a supercut called "Every Anime Opening Ever Made" [0]. One of the notes:
> Interesting thing I learned, if a character is running it's overwhelmingly to the left of the screen.
(Watching the video, "running" may as well also include "standing" and "flying")
Characters moving is a bit different than a diorama, but there may be something to it. I think I remember something similar someone else had found about western animation, that it's biased towards having characters move to the right rather than the left.
[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibPCLMH1NM4