A While Ago, You Answered A Thing About Timecharts For Animation, I've Watched A Bunch Of Videos, But

A while ago, you answered a thing about timecharts for animation, I've watched a bunch of videos, but then the post made them more understandable when you put it in simple terms. A question I have is, do you have to draw them on each frame individually, and what's the best way to do that without ur timechart looking weird? Yours looked very smooth in that one wip of MK, and i was wondering how you got it to look like that because I've tried using them, but currently they are not working for me... they look wonkey, and i don't know completely what to do with them, despite having the knowledge kinda.

Timecharts can be drawn differently, you can do it by making a new drawing each frame, but for me I kinda keep it simple and clean like drawing out the base of the chart and the lines for motion, then I reuse or duplicate the base each frame and then draw the red dots over it. (This is the most quickest way for me when it comes to timecharts so that I don't need to painfully draw them each frame so I suggest u do the same) But like I said before, I'm not a pro at this entirely so I'm still using whatever knowledge I know about timecharts 😭

ex of how I do mine