HOW TO TWEEN IN KRITA!! How to find tweening in Krita: 1 - Go to the "Settings" tab in the top left corner. 2 - Under "Settings" click on "Dockers". Make sure you have "Show Dockers" on! 3 - "Dockers" has all dockers in alphabetical order. Find "Animation Curves" and "Animation Timeline" and turn them on. 4 - Make sure the parts you want to animate are in separate layers. 5 - Beside the "Add Layer" button (plus button), there is a down arrow. Click and set each layer you made with a "Transform Mask". If you don't set a mask, all you can control is the opacity of the layer. 6 - Using the TRANSFORM MASK, you can now control your tweening with the "Animation Curves". Navigating the Animation Curves: 1 - Check the icons from far left to right in the "Animation Curves" tab. There is: -frame number, speed, add curve, subtract curve -add easing, add linear easing, hold value (no easing) -smooth easing tangents, sharp easing tangents -value, zoom view to fit curve, zoom to canvas, zoom horizontally, zoon vertically UPDATED: Using Animation Curves -Position X/Y: control the value of the position of your object -Rotate X/Y/Z: rotates the object along its x/y/z-axis as if it were in a 3D space (USE Z TO ROTATE OBJECTS FACING YOU!) -Scale X/Y: smears frames along the x/y-axis -Shear X/Y: smears frames diagonally according to its x/y-axis
