How to Flash Animate in Krita (Krita Tutorial)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Flash as an API may be dead but its legacy lives on in Krita. With it you can use elements made in Krita to make frame by frame animations. In this video I teach YOU how to use it in a basic sense and launch you back into the early 2000's.
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For me Flash was a magical interactive video. I want that back somehow.
Great intro to animation.
Correct me if I'm wrong but what ffmpeg does is encode a video, and it was possible to embed videos in Flash. It doesn't however create an SWF or FLV file, which are the binary file format that the Flash player can play (with the video embedded in it). So it's not quite right to say Flash is supported. It's that the video encoding formats that were supported by Flash are also supported natively by browsers.
And regardless of the above, even if Krita + ffmpeg can export SWF files, since the Flash player is not longer available in modern browsers you would not be able to play it.
Absolutely! Full transparency I'm aware that FFMPEG and flash are not quite the same thing and the reason I used the term flash in the video, thumbnail, and title was to be more favorable to the algorithm. As a small creator I need every advantage I can get even if it means playing games to do that.
I appreciate you pointing out the "error" it contributes the the discussion. Your smart in being able to identify this.
@@chrislee4625 Thanks for your video man. I really appreciate the effort you put in with sharing your knowledge for free. We understand being a content creator is hard but if you start to sacrifice your integrity by deliberately deceiving your wanted viewers with clickbait titles, I believe you are then starting down the wrong path my friend. Rather keep your integrity (and a smaller genuine following). A better title would possibly be "...Flash-like animation...." Just my opinion. Absolutely hope the best for you and your channel! Keep that content coming!
Nice tutorial
Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you.
Ah, I was looking for how to animate like Adobe Animate in Krita..... you know, like textured pivot animation?
If you're looking for anything more than frame by frame animation you aren't going to get it in Krita, it just isn't capable. I'd suggest looking into Cavalry I've made a couple videos on it. It's inexpensive compared to Animate while sticking strictly to 2D spaces.
@@chrislee4625 Yup! I'll look out for it, but does it have an android version? My drawing tablet's a Galaxy Tab S6, so I can't really use desktop applications.
@@pixellated-turtle1164 Sadly no Cavalry is fresh out of alpha so support for anything other than Windows or Mac isn't available right now.
Krita Rocks F yeah!!
Great vid, but it seems that frame-by-frame animation isn't what I want to do.
Instead I want to move and transform objects from keyframe 1 to keyframe 2 and let the computer calculate the in-betweens like in Blender. I guess that Krita doesn't support that.
Not wanting to animate frame by frame is a perfectly fine attitude towards Krita in this regard.
With that being said I would consider Krita being a a jack of all trades but it is absolutely the master of none. In the grand totality of the software Krita can do so much for being free to install. But Krita does allow you to do what you want albeit rudimentary. In the 5.0 release of Krita you can perform a motion tween. What a tween does is take two values and fill in the space in between. 4.x.x versions of Krita only allowed you to tween using opacity, in the 5.0 release you can tween based on transform, scale, etc. in addition to opacity. Before giving Krita a pass entirely give the 5.0 release a go, I'll link you to a video I made detailing some of the most notable features.
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@@chrislee4625 Oh, nice! Thank you for the heads up on motion tween, going to give it a try.
Also, looking forward for the followup video!
can you edit fla files ?
Pls help when i put lines in the color of the flash the lines wont get darker instead it gets lighter the flash. How do i fix that.
I'm not sure what you mean by the lines getting darker. Would you please lay out what you are trying to do?
@@chrislee4625 its ok now i found out how to do it srry for not saying it clearly but thanks for your video it really helped out.
good work
I don't have tweening on my Krita, what to do?
What version of Krita are you running? Older versions dont have tweening implemented.
updated and fixed thx@@chrislee4625
Thanks for the instruction. I'm gonna make a flash(blink) loop animation. Making a single image visible and invisible constantly. Could you tell me how to do it, plz?
I would make use of the curves editor in the 5.0 release of Krita and keyframe out the opacity in such a way that the object flashes in and out like you mentioned.
so the tweening option isnt popping up for me when i right click the frame how do i get it to show up everything else shows up but the tweening option
There is no specific tweening option when working with a given frame you must tween it manually in the animation curves panel. If you aren't using Krita 5.0 yet you should as it provides a wealth of new features to the animation workspace as a whole so look out for a follow up to the video I did some time ago detailing features in the beta of Krita 5.0 I'll kinda go over in a basic sense the new capabilities in the curves docker that'll help out.
@@chrislee4625 thanks turns out I didn’t update my krita to krita 5.0 yet video helped me out a lot when I finally got it!
i thought you are teaching how to bring flash file into krita...... no.... disappointing