I tried to make a series with interest

Add a keyframe to the bouncing ball and move it sideways

I tried this with a girl, not a ball

New illustration

First, prepare a set for animation easily

 

Create a new illustration

The unit is (px) and the canvas size is (width 1000, height 1000).

Other sizes are fine

Paste the 3D background "Classroom Corridor 01-Ver.2" on the canvas

Decide the angle

Paste the 3D character "Twin Drill Girl"

I pasted it in the classroom once

"Cut" from the "Edit" menu

After locking the classroom layer

Separated layers with "Paste" in the "Edit" menu

When I separated the layers, there was a shadow at the girl's feet.

I don't need it, so I'll remove this shadow

 

We have a set for this animation

Divide the 3D of the classroom into "foreground" and "background"

Unlock and duplicate classroom layers in the Layers palette

Hide the upper classroom layer once

 

Display the "Object List" hierarchy of the lower classroom layer

Hide unnecessary corridors and side walls

Finally, hide the three desks in the foreground

 

Display the "Object List" hierarchy of the upper classroom layer

Hide all but the three desks in the foreground

Twin drill girl

What a girl by name! ??

 

Make a suitable pose

 

Place it in a good position to bounce

I'm making it a little bigger

 

I made it "Image material layer" in "Convert layer" of "Layer" menu

(There is nothing wrong with it in 3D. It's just a whim.)

Adjust the size of the girl

 

Make the sub tool an object

Move the "center point" of the image material layer to your feet

 

"Enlargement ratio" (horizontal and vertical) has been increased to 80%

 

I created a shadow layer at my feet (it's a raster layer)

New timeline

Display the timeline palette

Click "New Timeline", the third command icon from the right

 

Frame rate 12

Set the playback time to (6 seconds + 1 frame)

Add keyframes to the layer

Select a girl layer

Click "Enable Layer Keyframes" on the second command icon from the right on the timeline

Select "Smooth" in "Keyframe Interpolation to Create"

Click the (0 + 7) frame on the timeline to add a keyframe

(Please refer to "Bouncing Ball" for this area)

 

Click on the (0 + 1) frame

Move the girl's position on the canvas up (shift)

Move straight up by holding down the (shift) key and moving

A keyframe is added to (0 + 1) on the timeline

 

Right-click on the keyframe and select "Copy" from the menu

 

Right-click on (1 + 1) on the timeline and select "Paste" from the menu

The keyframe will be pasted into the timeline

Keyframe the girl bouncing on the floor

 

Select (0 + 7) on the timeline

Set "Horizontal" to 100 and "Vertical" to 50 in "Magnification" of the Tool Property Palette.

 

Return "horizontal" of "magnification" of (0 + 6) to 80 and "vertical" to 80.

 

Set "horizontal" to 65 and "vertical" to 90 for "magnification" of (0 + 8).

 

Return "horizontal" of "magnification" of (0 + 9) to 80 and "vertical" to 80.

Function curve edit mode

Before entering "function curve edit mode"

Remove unnecessary keyframes

 

Hold down the (shift) key and select unnecessary "position" keyframes

Select the left and right keyframes other than (0 + 7)

After selecting, "Delete keyframe"

 

It's okay if you don't delete "Rotation" and "Center of rotation"

You can also select a keyframe by dragging it around the keyframe.

After selecting, "Delete keyframe"

Enter "Function curve edit mode"

 

Click the command icon on the far left of the timeline palette

Enter "Function curve edit mode"

 

Expand the timeline display with "Drag to zoom"

 

Select "Position" of the display item

Shows only the "Y" of the function curve

Click the Y vertex of the function curve

"Split before and after the keyframe curve"

Operate the lightened handle to make a sharp mountain

(This is also the same as a "bouncy ball")

 

If you can, press the "Function curve edit mode" icon to return to the original.

Floor shadow

Make the shadow on the floor the same as the "bouncy ball"

 

Select the floor shadow layer in the Layers palette

Press the "Enable Layer Keyframes" icon on the timeline

Select (0 + 7) on the timeline

Drag the position of the "center point" on the canvas to move it around the center of the "shadow"

Keyframes have been added to the timeline

 

Select (0 + 1) on the timeline

Set "Horizontal / Vertical" of "Magnification" of the Tool Property Palette to 50.

 

Also select (1 + 1) on the timeline

Set "Horizontal / Vertical" of "Magnification" of the Tool Property Palette to 50.

Enter "Function curve edit mode"

 

Display "Y" of "magnification ratio" of the function curve

Make the function curve a sharp mountain like a girl

 

Display the "X" of the "magnification rate" of the function curve

Make a mountain so that it overlaps with the green function curve of "Y"

 

Return from "Function curve edit mode"

 

Click (0 + 4) on the timeline

Set "Layer Opacity" to 0 in the Layers palette

(0 + 10) but set it to 0 in the same way

(It is 0 in the layer palette, but move the slider once and set it back to 0.

Keyframes will not be added as is)

 

Click (0 + 7)

Set "Layer Opacity" to 50 in the Layers palette

This area is also the same as the "bouncy ball"

I think the process up to this point is the same as the "bouncy ball"

Copy the girl's keyframe and paste it repeatedly for about 6 seconds

Select from (0 + 1) to (1 + 1) on the girl's timeline

Right click and select "Copy" from the menu

 

Right-click on (1 + 1) on the timeline and select "Paste" from the menu.

 

Right-click on (2 + 1) on the timeline and select "Paste" from the menu.

 

Right-click on (3 + 1) on the timeline and select "Paste" from the menu.

Repeat and fill up to the butt with keyframes

Do the same for the shadows on the floor

 

Select "Floor shadow layer" in the layer palette

Select a keyframe from (0 + 1) to (1 + 1) on the timeline

Right click and select "Copy" from the menu

Right-click (1 + 1) and select "Paste" from the menu

Repeat this until (6 + 1) fills the keyframes

 

I noticed here that the "opacity" was not copied

Select the "Opacity" keyframe again and copy

Repeatedly "pasted" to the end

 

I should have selected the whole thing first and "copied" it.

I think failure can be helpful

GIF animation so far

Repeating "bouncing" movements at the same position

This is the same as a "bouncy ball", so here is the "production!"

Put it in a layer folder and add keyframes

I'm going to put it in a layer folder to move it from right to left

You can also add keyframes to the layer folder

(It is neither an "animation folder" nor a "2D camera folder")

In the layer palette

Put "Girl's Layers" in the Layers folder

Put "Floor Shadow Layer" in the Layers folder

 

In the layer palette

Select the layer folder that contains the girl

Click Enable Layer Keyframes on the timeline

Set "Keyframe to be created" to "Constant velocity"

 

Click (0 + 1) on the timeline

Enter 1200 for the "Position" X on the Tool Properties palette

A keyframe has been added at the beginning of the timeline

 

Click (6 + 1) at the end of the timeline

Enter -200 for the X of Position on the Tool Properties palette

Keyframes will be added

 

With the layer palette as it is

Select the layer folder with the shadow of the floor

Click Enable Layer Keyframes on the timeline

It remains (6 + 1)

 

Enter -200 for the "Position" X on the Tool Properties palette (same number as the girl)

Keyframes will be added

 

Move to the top of the timeline

Click (0 + 1)

Enter 1200 for the "Position" X on the Tool Properties palette (this is also the same number as the girl)

A keyframe is added at the beginning of the timeline

Now you have an animation that moves sideways

Display the desk in the foreground and you're done

(The finished product is the animated GIF at the top of this TIPS)

 

It was completed, but ...

I had something I wanted to try, so I will continue as it is

(Bonus) Something afterimage animation like a multi-strobe

Duplicate the folder

 

In the layer palette

Duplicate the folder containing the girl and increase it to 6

Duplicate the folder with the shadow on the floor and increase it to 6

 

On the timeline

Shift the layers in the layer folder one frame by one frame to make a staircase.

 

I failed

 

I had to shift the layer folder as well

 

Decrease the layer opacity in order at the beginning of each timeline in the staggered layer folder

At first it remains 100%

Next layer folder to 80

Next to 60, Next to 40, Next to 20, Next to 10.

Change the opacity of both the girl's layer folder and the floor shadow layer folder

 

This was sober and troublesome

Finally

The beginning of the display range of the timeline has been deleted by one frame

I scraped (0 + 1) and left (6 + 1)

It is a completed multi-strobe-like animation

I think that if you duplicate the folder more, it will have more tails.

If you come up with something, please play

 

That's it