How To Speed Up Animations in Blender (or slow them down!) | Blender Quick Tip

hi guys in today's video i'm going to be showing you very quickly how you can speed up animations within blender um so you can see here that i've got a cube and i've just keyframed it to go along the y-axis from one position to the next over the course of 250 frames you can see that's quite slow um you may have done all your animations and then think you know what i kind of wish just the whole thing was a bit faster uh one way you could do that is you could go into everything and obviously move the keyframes so if we just grab these keyframes here move it to 125 it'll go twice as fast because that's half of that frame rate um but you might have you'll have to do that on every single object and you've got quite a complex scene and you want the whole thing to just go a bit faster there are a couple of ways you can do it you can either render it out at its normal speed and then in something like premiere pro or sony vegas you could uh shrink it and like speed up within that but you can actually do it inside blender before you even render it out so you see here um in the output properties tab under dimensions uh you've got time remapping and it might be like closed like this if you click the little arrow here you see old and new you see that old is set to 100 and then new is also set to 100 so 100 is the default value and that's just what's what's reflected here on the timeline but if you want this to go faster if we come back here to frame one we could set this to say 50. now you see it's going a lot quicker and that's going to be 50 faster so you see that at frame 125 which is so 50 is half of 100 and that's half of this timeline here so 125 it's now there if you wanted to like do a bit of slo-mo and do it the other way and say 200 so now it'll be twice as slow so it'd take 500 frames to get to its end position so if i go up to 500 so you see that's double so 200 is double 100 so it's double the length um yeah that's just a little quick tip on how you can speed up or slow down your animations without having to go in and change every single keyframe hope you found that useful if you did drop a comment below and let me know and hit the subscribe button if you want to see more videos like this and thanks for watching bye

Channel: Dan Pos

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Length: 2min 22sec (142 seconds)

Published: Wed Mar 03 2021