Easy Blender Tutorial: Animate a 2D Bouncing Ball with Grease Pencil (2020)
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- No drawing skills or tablet needed! Just you and Blender.
This is a simple workflow that is super fun. We will start from the default cube and take it all the way to a springy bouncing ball - all done with Blender's grease pencil.
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i knew Blender had 2d and grease pencil since 2.78 days but never knew how to access it. :D fun tutorial
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I went to another 2d animation tutorial and the guy just started throwing around shortcuts without even saying what keys he was entering ( keep in mind this was a beginner just like this one ), I have to say this one is a breath of fresh air! Thank you so much for making a tutorial where you explain what you are doing and walk people through, I'm nowhere near finished, and this is LITERALLY my first time actually fiddling with Blender so I just wanted to say you've earned a like and a great deal of appreciation from me.
From Blender 2.93 on the interplalate is now a tool. All you have to do is to be at the frame you want to create, say, 7, select the interpolate tool, click and move your mouse from left to right until you find the correct position you wish for that frame
When interpolating you can change the type from ‚Linear‘ to e.g. ‚Cubic‘ (depending on the strength you want the effect to have). Then to get the exact effect he did in the vid choose ‚Ease In‘. With this you won‘t need to arrange the single frames manually.
You helped me a lot through my years of animation
Thanks for that! I just completed this tutorial with Blender 3.6.0. A few of the interface items had moved around in minor ways, but I was still able to complete it without difficulties. Very clearly explained!
really thanks
BTW, at 13:27 you can change "Type" from linear to quadratic and it will place the frames in the right positions
Yer a gosh dang legend
That's cool I made it so well! I'm currently intereted about the grease pencil and 2D animation that Blender can offer. Simple tuto like this help to get in to it. Thank you!
That rules, so glad you found this helpful. Rock on!
Merci pour cette démonstration. Philippe P.
Squash and stretch is so important to getting that fluid bouncey feel. Nice tutorial!
thank you so much. it's good for me and very good your open subtitle mode.
This is the video that helped me start Blender! I watched others and was lost. Thanks! I was about to give up.
I finished this yesterday it was awesome. Thank you.
Thank you, very well done! 👍✌
nice tutorial! I learned more from this one that eight hours worth of various others I watched yesterday
Thanks - fantastic intro to 2D animation in Blender.
Excellent. Many Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for the Tutorial. Very helpful for me coming in blind to animation.
Thanks for this video! very easy to understand, i made my own bouncing ball and it was very fun to do
Great video 👍😁
U did really great job...it was really helpful...Thank You
I need one favor .. followed every step as u told, everything was fine at the end after rendering that shadow was not shown in the rendered video... Pls help with That cg cookie
Are you planning on making a full 2D animation course?
Not a full 2D animation course. Well, not at this stage anyway.
Thank you finally a good video, this video needs more love
Thank you very much, that looked fun indeed.
Thank you!! Very interesting and useful.
Very clear explanation. How did you make the animation loop at the start and end of the video?
Great vid!
Thanks for this tutorial! The Grease Pencil has intrigued me for gamedev specifically for a while (and seems to be getting even better in 2.83!) but Blender was intimidating. Following along this tutorial was the perfect way to get my feet wet :) can't wait to continue to learn to do bigger and more complex things!
That helped, i manage to do it, thank you
Fantastic tutorial. Nice work.
Great! thank you!
Thanks for the content appreciated.
I missed something @20:50 . When I click left to go to the previous frame, the shadow doesn't come along. It just disappears. I copied it manually to the previous frame but I'd still like to know how did your shadow copy over to the previous frame just by clicking left? TKS!
Nice!
Why can’t i move the ball from the 1st to 8th frame, it loses its color
Why does everyone get the frames before the bounce wrong?
The ball should remain round until it flattens.
Hello CG I am working in blender 2.9. I hit S X 1 then enter but it the key frames did not flip.
Why did you arrow back and forth when you made the ball drop?
When in edit mode, I don't get zn interpolate menu. What are the conditions that must be met?
Thanks for this video. Working my way through, but cannot make the cutter work. It will cut any part of the ball except the bits hanging over. Frustrating.
How are you filling each part of the ball with separate fill colours? No matter what I do, the fill tool just fills in the whole ball?
never mind...seems to work now I've opened a new project....
Strangely there's no onion skinning appearing for me, and I followed the settings you mentioned
Fantastic tutorial, many thanks. Quick question though, when I render the animation and play the resultant file I can't seem to get the shadow. It's working fine in the view port. Any help very much appreciated.
Oh, looks like you found a possible bug. For the time being you can render the viewport animation from View > Viewport Render Animation. (while in draw mode for best results)
That will get you out of a pickle, but I'll have to experiment and then report the bug.
@@waynedixon7280 Thank you
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