The basics of animation in Blender. This video tutorial will talk about inserting keyframes, and how to control them with the Dopesheet. Also, how to set tweens precisely using graphics editors to control animation curves. At the end of the tutorial, let’s animate a bouncing ball, to see a practical exercise of applying the learned techniques.
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