Animations Two Ways - Native Tools Only!

Think you know everything the native animation tools offer? Join Eric as he has a couple of tricks up his sleeve that might be new to you re: different methods for both moving cameras and objects.
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[@marakony]

Separate animation time for each scene and Easy in/out are long overdue features. The tutorial is excellent, thank you!

[@AlejandroSoriano1]

For these kind of animations, I also uncheck the shadows parameters for each scene. That way, you can set the sun position in the first scene and then the others will have the same shadow settings.
Cool location, by the way!

[@keggyification]

That was awesome, to borrow phrase from across the pond. Thanks Eric great video.

[@skapa.]

second trick was cool

[@huynhminhtriet8030]

Wow...that's amazing!

[@bellousow2607]

Mind blowing

[@Randor10]

The second method would be a good way to have wheels turning or flags waving with just a few scenes.

[@aryantzh2028]

i don't get why sketch up devs are so lazy. they should make dark mode, proper object animation, change delay and transition time for each scenes, etc. keyframe is scam, u had to pay for such makin animations and fredo6 performance is so bad, it runs so slow even tho it didn't cost much ram, processor, or anything.