hey what's up guys this is America 92
I'm going to show you how to animate and
render out blender animations so right
now we don't have much time so right now
we're gonna go to view well just to note
you hear that I do not have a mouse I'm
gonna buy a mouse for this laptop so
it's pretty much you could rotate it
with the middle with the wheel of your
mouse but I don't have a mouse with me
right now so it's gonna stay on top like
this and I'm not 8 I'm not able to move
it I'm trying to but I'm not able to
move it mmm so we're gonna go to Cameron
or stay like this so right now we're
gonna go to camera for me because I
don't have mice I don't have a mouse and
we're gonna click here right here to see
this little arrow right click split area
and then click there click on this
little button timeline and then since
this is a short tutorial for a second
and to animate this you could do
basically basically this the same method
with anything with anything at all yeah
like okay we're gonna hit record the
record button to record your animations
and then we're gonna go over here make
sure it's on frame 1 and now go to your
now go to your cube you can move it
however you like or just like that then
it will record it then we're gonna go to
20 not maybe third maybe maybe like 30
and you could go out how long is you
want and then we're gonna go here oh and
by the way if you're wondering these
little dotted lines are the boundaries
these are the camera boundaries and this
little black line right here this little
black line right here that's not the
boundary that's like out and this is
your lens are here this little these
little dots anyway so let's continue on
we're gonna go here you can move it
let's stay in the boundary then it's
gonna go here however you like
hit s if you want to scale it larger
we're going to move it here hit s if you
want to scale it larger if you want to
click quit 290 and then hit s again to
shrink it and there you go
Oh basically I'm just in case you're
wondering you could do this with any
method you want you can do this with the
lights and you could do this with the
camera on here I'll show you a few
examples so we're gonna go to add I'm
better yet space add space add camera
space add lamp you could do this with
any method you could record it however
you like just right click on it and
record however so we're not we don't
have much time so right click this press
X to delete and then press note right
click on the cube and then to render it
out first let's see what our cube looks
like see if everything is all good we're
gonna go to current frame and this is
our cube so looks everything's in good
shape and then so bro okay now to render
it out click here this little scene
button f9 I mean I'm sorry f10 and then
I would recommend 720
720 by 480 sorry sorry that you couldn't
see that 720 by 480 recommend that if
you want your quality to look good on
YouTube now click here at the temp the
output file click here and now you're
there
now we're gonna go to here we're gonna
put in on our desktop we're gonna say
look mmm or maybe and then select output
pictures and you're done
not yet you're not done yet you still
need to render it out do not go to JPEG
or quick or target target raw or any of
these picture formats otherwise you're
gonna have 90 pictures or more on your
desktop it's gonna be a hassle you're
going to clean all that up you know you
don't want that
avi raw it's good but it doesn't work as
well so you might want to go to quick
time quick time is like a better
solution and once you go to QuickTime
we're gonna go to animation of course it
has as that already there
yeah but at 30 frames per second because
that's what I do
we're gonna go to best best step and
then click okay that's done and now we
are ready to render this out it's gonna
look cool and click anime and right now
it is doing it is rendering out 90
frames on click on the QuickTime video
as you can see it's moving right now so
I'm gonna pause it and when it's nearly
done I will show you how right I'll show
you how how can you tell that it's done
so I'm
is it for a second okay it's on 80
frames right now as you can see it's
growing and then it's gonna become small
this is how you move your objects
alright it's done
and how and to tell that if it's done
click right here at blender render on my
bed I'm right here at the second blender
and then it will say finished QuickTime
movie now you can finally exit out
now we're gonna X out here cuz it will
exit out everything now and here is your
movie we're gonna wait for it so alright
so it's on the program and check it out
looks like we've done a pretty good job
check it out
that's all 90 frames
QuickTime movie format perfectly good
and it's only three seconds long four
ninety four ninety frames okay um so I
hope you enjoyed this blender tutorial
and on the next tutorial I will show you
how to how to do your own cool animation
texts and put 3d and ask some color to
it
my name is America 92 and I hope you
enjoyed it I gotta go bye