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>>174141
Idk where your other post went, but in general it just kinda feels like youre asking about general animation skills. Thats just something that comes with study and practice, maybe make a short few animations to try and practice with. Like that "make a ball bounce across a screen", a classic beginner animation that can teach you pacing and a little about physics if you try to make impact frames for when it hits the wall.

You're not gonna just learn everything there is to know about animation overnight, but its a skill most anybody can learn if you have enough time, patience, and interest to practice and study.
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