All language subtitles for 19. Keyframes solution video

OK, so how did you get on?

Well, it's time for the solution VIDEO Now.

Like I said in the previous tutorial, if you're pretty confident with key frames at this point, you

can just go ahead and skip this tutorial.

But if not, then this will be very similar to the last tutorial where I will cover the principles once

again and show you how to animate this car going along on this road.

Now with a solution VIDEO There's not going to be too much talking because I've already done a lot of

talking, so you can kind of just watch what I'm doing.

And basically, I'll just start by selecting the car here.

And what I want to do is just rotate it.

Like I said, I like to rotate these when they're quite large because you can get the more accurate

in terms of being sort of parallel or vertical.

I've come to the corner here and I'm going to shrink this down to roughly about the size.

And I think what would help here is if I come to this icon here and I'll come to Zoom level and I'm

going to set this to fit.

Yeah, I think that's a much better idea.

So I think what I need to do is just rotate this just a little bit more because it's a little bit off

center.

Even it's not completely necessary.

I'll just leave it like that, that's fine.

OK, so I'll go to the beginning of my timeline, right click go to animation, add animation and I'm

going to add my first keyframe.

And for this first road, I'm going to set this to around two seconds, I'll select the car and I'll

move it along.

Then I needed to turn, so what I'm going to do some way to put this the balance.

The three second Mark, I will use this tool now to rotate.

Something like that.

And now to drive down the next part of the road, I'll move this forward.

In fact, not really going to look at the timing too much with this particular one.

I don't really need to, I think.

I'll select the car.

Move it down the road a little bit.

And now I'll move forward a little bit to rotate the car.

OK, so that's looking good.

Now down the stretch of road.

Want to make it?

I get it as accurately lined up with the park as possible, time to rotate it.

OK.

A little bit further forward now to parked the vehicle.

I'll bring it into the car park.

And what do we need to do is I'm just going to scroll for just quite a bit and then going to add another

key frame because the car needs to be parked here for a little bit longer instead of just popping in

and out of the park.

OK, so now it's going to reverse out of the car park.

And what are we to do now as a way to bring it forward to about this point?

And I'm going to bring the car down here and I'm going to rotate it.

So I got two animations going on at the same time.

Now I'm going to make this.

Carl, Good, the long straight of road.

So I'll select the vehicle.

Down to the end here before a little bit to rotate the vehicle.

And once again.

We followed with a timeline indicator.

Move the vehicle forward.

Another little jump.

I'll rotate the vehicle.

I mean, it's not perfect, but I think it's going to do for the exercise.

Sorry, I should really say the solution video.

Then finally, I'll just move it here and what I could do here, because I've just moved this on it

a little bit too far.

I'm going to move this key frame just a little bit, a little bit to the left because this road's very

small.

Then finally, the last rotation here.

And I'd say this bad, this is a very bad driver because he keeps going off the road.

So I'll blame the driver and not myself, obviously.

And one the to do now is I'm going to instead of having to drag out out of the frame with the mouse,

I'm actually going to use the the X, the X, actually, that's a wrong one.

So I'll just hold down control and proceed the y axis.

So just let that just go just out of the frame.

And that's all I need to do.

And I will bring the clip back to here, and I'll just leave this as it is as it is at the moment.

And what I can do is I can just press, play and take a look to see how it looks.

So that's looking pretty good.

OK, so what I'll do now is I will just click OK here, and by the way, if you want to get back to

the key frames, you can just double click on the clip.

I really should have shown you that in the previous tutorial.

And then this window open up and then you can do more key frames if you want.

All right, so what I'll do is I'll just bring in the car once again.

And what I will have to do is shrink it down and also rotate it.

So I'll go ahead and do that.

OK, so just moved over here to the left, and what I'm going to do is I'm going to put the key frame

here for where it is parked, so I'll leave the timeline indicator here.

I'll right click, go to animation, add animation, and I'm going to add the key frame here.

So now I'm actually kind of working backwards.

Now I will add another key frame.

Here and to do this, I will use the, excuse me, got a little bit too far there.

I'll use the Position X.

Okay, I'll click OK to that.

And now let's take a look at the animation very quickly.

OK, so, yeah, pretty good stuff.

I mean, if you know how to do this at this point, you are well qualified when it comes to using key

frames and you can give yourself a big pat on the back.

So that's it for key frames.

Now, as we go through the rest of this course, you'll find that you can actually do other things with

key frames.

You don't always have to use sort of animations of cars or pictures of cars like this that have been

put together an illustrator.

You can do it with video clips as well, so you can move video clips left and right or and out of the

frame.

And you can also do it with the likes of text, animations and things like that.

So you're not limited, like I said, just to poxy little animations like this.

So anyway, I'll see you in the next tutorial.