Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is an Blender beginner tutorial for creating keyframe animations. In the example I am animating two objects by adding keyframes to the timeline, then I scale, rotate and move the objects and these transformations are interpolated between the keyframes.
I use Blender 2.9 here for getting started with animations but you can use Blender 2.8 as well, it's the same technique for adding keyframes to the timeline - either by pressing the I key to insert keyframes for location, scale or rotation or - and this is also shown in the video - you can cativate auto keyframe inserting (auto keying) so that keyframes are inserted automatically when changing the transformation (rotate, move, scale) of an object.
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This is an Blender beginner tutorial for creating keyframe animations. In the example I am animating two objects by adding keyframes to the timeline, then I scale, rotate and move the objects and these transformations are interpolated between the keyframes.
I use Blender 2.9 here for getting started with animations but you can use Blender 2.8 as well, it's the same technique for adding keyframes to the timeline - either by pressing the I key to insert keyframes for location, scale or rotation or - and this is also shown in the video - you can cativate auto keyframe inserting (auto keying) so that keyframes are inserted automatically when changing the transformation (rotate, move, scale) of an object.
See my social profiles here:
Instagram: instagram.com/jayanamgames
Twitter: twitter.com/jayanamgames
Facebook: facebook.com/jayanamgames
Patreon: patreon.com/jayanam
Merch Store: teespring.com/de/stores/jayanam-gamedev
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: epidemicsound.com
