Bits of Blender #54 - Keyframes

Our first Bit using the next generation of Blender--and Richard takes the lead for the first time--in this Bit about keyframes in 2.5 Alpha 2.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• nyquist
• blender
• tutorial
• bitsofblender
• keyframes

[troy7245]

Make the same tutorial but please Blender 2.5?

[bitsofblender]

@troy7245 This one is in 2.5.

[AncientMann]

There are very few persons that can teach Blender like you and your father. There are even fewer persons than that who can teach how a father and son should interact. Then there are fewer than fewer persons that actually show/evidence it in their lives, like you are doing.

Thank you. May you be blessed, until the end of time.

[bitsofblender]

@AncientMann Thanks so much, AncientMann!

[pspgirl1234]

i have two questions 1 how do you delete a key frame and can you move two things at once such as the camera and the light in one key frame and if so how thanks

[bitsofblender]

@pspgirl1234 You can select the keyframe in the dopesheet and delete it. You can move the camera and the light, move them, and re-key it.

[theRedRage]

It's nice to see (well, hear) Richard getting to do more talking than ever before : )

[0gnaws0]

NICELY done, Richard. You have one of the cleaner and clearer delivery styles I've experienced with Blender video tutorials.

You're a smart guy.  Looking forward to more.

[troy7245]

@bitsofblender I meant in 2.61

[bitsofblender]

@Piggleswurth Thanks for the kind comments. We use Camtasia to capture video. H.264 is the codec.

[Piggleswurth]

Hey guys your short tutorials are great and really informative. I love the interaction between father and son as well. I was curious about your workflow for capture/edit and publishing of your videos.

What software and codecs do you use? The end results are very high end.

[dwaschow]

Yay, Richard! Tell dad to retire; you're ready to take the helm!  ;-)