Hey, thanks for the video! A quick heads up about the tweening function in Krita: I use it all the time and it never crashes for me, I actually use it anywhere I can get away with not animating something myself. You can use it to do anything the transform mask can do, a LOT besides moving something, like changing size or rotating something for example. however, you can also use it with any of the transform tool modes, so you can even change perspective, liquify etc. On the current version of Krita animation has been optimized better as well, resulting in that you can make longer animations without it becoming too taxing on your machine (using 75 PPI is the trick though, which really suffices for animation) even with audio, for practical reasons I would still recommend making smaller segments and putting them together in a video editor like Shotcut though.
Thanks for the comment. If you don't mind I will pin it. I haven't used the new version that much, but since I'm using the transform mask to move my animation more often than just zooming etc. I will keep getting the crashes I guess ...
Wow, it's been YEARS since I've last touched Krita! I didn't even know it had such extensive animating tools. As an ooold FLASH animator, a lot of the tools seem very familiar, nostalgic even.
Hey, thanks for the video! A quick heads up about the tweening function in Krita: I use it all the time and it never crashes for me, I actually use it anywhere I can get away with not animating something myself. You can use it to do anything the transform mask can do, a LOT besides moving something, like changing size or rotating something for example. however, you can also use it with any of the transform tool modes, so you can even change perspective, liquify etc. On the current version of Krita animation has been optimized better as well, resulting in that you can make longer animations without it becoming too taxing on your machine (using 75 PPI is the trick though, which really suffices for animation) even with audio, for practical reasons I would still recommend making smaller segments and putting them together in a video editor like Shotcut though.
Thanks for the comment. If you don't mind I will pin it. I haven't used the new version that much, but since I'm using the transform mask to move my animation more often than just zooming etc. I will keep getting the crashes I guess ...
@@Munkaa sure, I feel honored!
Wow, it's been YEARS since I've last touched Krita!
I didn't even know it had such extensive animating tools. As an ooold FLASH animator, a lot of the tools seem very familiar, nostalgic even.
Yeah, they keep improving it slowly! It is fine for making short frame by frame animations.
Can you make a video were you talking about camera movements like characters zoom in fade and such
Thanks a lot for your work! I just started using krita and your videos have been really helpful.
Very helpful , thanks much 🙏🏼
Amazing work. Congratulations
thank you❤❤
Nice video, very helpful
Cheers!