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[RuneClaw]

Took it for a slightly different spin. Used 14 frames here instead (making the milliseconds between frames about 143 to make duration 2 seconds).

[Coffee_N_Games]

here’ my bouncing ball

[Reaver]

My bouncing ball

[Robert_Cyr]

Bouncing Ball

[Bruno_Franchini]

Here is my bouncing ball

[chiliman]

My bouncing ball

[Jerry_Campbell]

[Ken_Stephenson]

Wow! A lot of people have done an excellent job on this first animation. Mine is simple, but I tried to incorporate the acceleration of gravity and got the shading to change a little.

[jellyman]

My bouncing ball:

[Pixel_BR]

[dominik]

[ipevr]

[Fedir]

[Wiesiek]

Wiesiek’s ball animation:

[Megablake]

Here’s my take on the ball with 10 frames with 200 ms delay.

I decided to also make a smoother animation by doubling the frames and halving the delay time to see the difference!

[PatrickMoffett]

Added some ‘portals’ since gifs repeat forever. I did end up going to 13 frames, but I didn’t really want to rework everything since this was just an exercise. Fun one!

[Charly]

[GeoffWilkinson]

As others have said it’s hard to get it to look smooth with 10 frames and at such a low framerate.

I didn’t do anything fancy with shading to make it look 3D but added a shadow instead to create that sort of effect.

[Xankill3r]

Bounce loop - decided to make the ball disappear to one side and reappear from the other.

[GeorgeN]

Bouncing ball.