Animating in Blender requires us to not only create keyframes for our animations but also manipulate them by changing the interpolation of those frames and how they interact. The manual way to do this is to change how the handles are used for each keyframe in the graph editor. To change the handle type, open … Read more
Animation in Blender requires using keyframes to define the start and end points of an animation based on a changed value. The graph editor allows us to control the animation’s behavior in between these keyframes. One way that we can control this behavior is to change the interpolation method. Interpolation in Blender is how a … Read more
If you are learning about 3D animation, then one of the first animations that you are likely to create is a bouncing ball. There are several youtube tutorials out there that demonstrate how to get you ball to bounce, but the process is often glossed over, as the tools used here provide the foundation for … Read more
3D animation is one of the core reasons why someone would look at learning an application like Blender 3D, as it can be used to create both 2D and 3D animations to almost any scale and level of detail. The graph editor is a tool used in Blender to take those animations to the next … Read more
One of the primary reasons why people decide to start using an application like Blender 3D is because they want to create their own animations. But once you have downloaded the software, where do you start when it comes to animating objects in Blender? Below is a typical step-by-step guide to setting up your scene … Read more
Blender can be used for almost any 3D-related task, from concept design to 3D printing. One of its most popular use cases though is for creating 3D animation, as in addition to its modeling toolset, it also has a suite of tools used for animation as well. And these tools have their own keyboard shortcuts … Read more
