Interpolate, which averages out two keyframes in order to create a third, intermediary keyframe this new breakdown keyframe will include additional, supporting geometry for a finer sense of control over your 2D animation.
Box and Circle, for simple quadrilaterals and circles. In this Blender tutorial were covering how to use 2D elements in a 3D Blender scene.
Curve, for a more traditional Bézier experience.
Polyline, where you can create compound vector paths with sharp corners.
Eyedropper, used to pull references for a material that you would like to create.
Cutter, used to target points between intersecting strokes.
Tint, used to paint onto strokes in order to change their base color.
Erase, used to erase strokes that you've already drawn.
But this challenge makes more exciting to work in an area that can change how 2D animation will work in the future. You can also bend these 2D strokes to your will in 3D space through Edit Mode, which can be a lot of fun.Īs for the rest of the Draw Mode tools to your right, many are self-explanatory: Grease pencil has something very special, because you need to keep the feeling of a 2D animation inside a 3D environment, integrating these two worlds smoothly. This simple Grease Pencil tutorial can be used to lay the foundation for 2D animation or even just conceptual art and planning.
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