Animation Tip - A quick way to animate overlap and settle

This is a method I like to use sometimes to animate overlap and settle, it's very controllable, quick to do and can give a pretty subtle result. In this case I demonstrate it on Jupiter's ears and hair but it can be used on all kinds of things to add more life to the animation.
Hope you find it useful and happy animating!
The Jupiter rig is from iAnimate.net

[@cloudshifter]

From what I learned and tried usually you need 2 to 3 keys for an overlap settle. The overlap itself, the overshoot and then the settle which is half the distance if not 1/3rd of that. You can add one key too if that's not enough for more big movements exaggeration.

[@nileshmuwar8425]

Thanks for this very helpful tip.

[@MC3ECM]

hello thanks for the tip! but, how do you copy a frame with middle mouse and drag when is a non-keyed frame?

[@graphite9animation116]

I just hit 's' to create a key when I get to the frame I want

[@hsan.1951]

How did you get to open his eyes!??

[@user-wb7nt8tg3o]

Your voice is like ankhra

[@graphite9animation116]

No idea who that is or why it matters :)

[@tusharanand8312]

Can I get this character?

[@graphite9animation116]

It's only available to students at iAnimate.net

[@tusharanand8312]

Okay thanks