The frame rate is the number of images that are displayed every second in an animation, and it determines how smooth or choppy the animation appears. How Frame Rates Differ in 2D and 3D Animation 3D animation involves managing multiple curves and graphs to control the movement of various parts of the character.
In contrast, in 3D animation, all parts of the character are always present, and animators need to be aware of them. If something is not shown in 2D animation, it doesn’t have to be drawn.
