Learn Blender's NLA editor in 3 minutes | Blender 2.9 Animation Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Learn how to use the Blender NLA (Non-linear Animation) editor to manipulate, repeat, and blend animations together.
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It's crazy how basically no one talks about this. I have more than 20 paid Blender courses and ZERO of them mentions this. Amazing video, man!
Because the NLA is unintiuive hot garbage...its never been ezplained very well until this video
bro paid for blender courses 💀💀
@@fluffehpancakes1102 paid for the "effective art of rigging" no one has been able to infuriate me this much in years. I want to reach through my screen and choke this guy for making everything so F-ing convoluted.
Okay what the hell is this, Been using blender for years now and never understood half of what the action editor could do or how to do it... you just explained in few minutes something thats had me stumped...
I... Thanks man this helps, a lot
I just discovered this menu today, and I've been using Blender for over 7 years!
When a 3 minute video explains better than any other with 25 minutes or even more
So first wevimprtwn our character thwn we make a pose [5 minutes] and now we come to the mehical trick...
When a 3 minute video explains better than bigger experts
I've been using Blender for over 7 years now, and I JUST TODAY found out about this!
Edit: 9 years now!
Edit: 10 years!
litterally same, been using blender since 2.59 and just now figured out how to use the nla editor
i feel you man
@Kittikun Kongsin You will be able to manage complex animations easily and efficiently.
Its the nature of these tools.. been using After Effects for umm early 90s.. and there are still parts I am unclear about. & Blender is much more complex... sigh.
So True, I had been using Blender for a few years till I found out about this. Incredible. Blender truly is such an insanely complete app - almost oo much packed into one single software
bro i have been racking my head trynna figure this program out and you just plugged my mind into the matrix and loaded 5 years of animation experience into it. thank you SO MUCH
FINALLY, I understand how to use the NLA, after however many tutorials. This one was simple and to the point.
underrated tutorial, short and simple, thank you!
This is GAME CHANGING!!
2:35 oh my god thank you! I couldn't find a SINGLE tutorial that told me how to edit those strips, I've been looking for that for such a long time. This makes working with NLA strips way more practical
Bless you. This has everything I need. I'll probably have to watch it multiple times before it settles in my brain, but at least it's not a 30-minute tutorial that talks about everything tangentially related to what I need to learn.
Most others take 15 mins to give a list of what each of the buttons do without really explaining when and why to use them. You showed how, when, and why to use the tools as part of an effective workflow in less than 3 minutes. Incredible.
I was searching for a year to get my head around nla editor and here is a video explaining it in 3 minutes? So many thanks man!
This was so so so needed, it's amazing how little there is on RUclips about the NLA editor, especially for 2.8 and up.
Out of all the tutorials this is more convinient and more faster way to learn how to loop ur animations
I'am a beginner in blender animation. That was the best NLA Explanation I´ve seen so far! Thank you!
I've been using blender to make crappy animations for little games for years. I literally had no idea this exists and it's amazing and life changing!
man.......this is the best animation tutorial
Working with NLA is like walking in a minefield, there is so much that can go wrong if you don't monitor and carefully plan out every step in advance. Thanks for helping me grasp the fundamentals
Yes, it is fair to say it can be a little more nuanced and when things get out of alignment, it's not trivial to undo. Tradeoffs one way or the other, definitely a power feature once you can wrangle it to your advantage!
Kudos for a clear, concise enjoyable tutorial. This is what the fans want.
you are a life saver!!!! I am animating a rig and I want making it breathing non-stop but I had been adding a lot of keyframes to the chest bone and it was mixing with other keyframes that I also needed for the chest bone... it was a whole mess but now you saved the day for me!
Thank you! I had a bunch of scenes with prebuilt animations I wanted to view all strung together but importing the next animation would overwrite the previous animation. Using the NLA editor, I could plop down those animations into the timeline and have them play back to back! So much better than importing one set of animations, recording, and setting up the next animation to record, etc etc.
Excellent tutorial! Straight to the point. In 3 minutes you've explained what others do in 40!
I just found out recently that this feature exists and this tutorial really makes me feel like I could do it.
Short and most advance NLA tutorial I ever seen
Love teachers that are straight on point
That "oh hi mark" was unnecessarily funny. Thanks for the video.
Learning a bunch from this, thank you!
Thank you, after hearing Sir Wade ranting about animation layers in Maya I had to find a Blender equivalent.
Glad to hear it! Another RUclipsr also covered that point of comparing to Maya more direclty if that's helpful, including another addon that polishes the experience a bit more (personally, I just go "vanilla"):
ruclips.net/video/tOx_SAG7gl4/видео.html
just press tab to edit - Thanks duckcow!!
This is extremely powerful, thank you very much.
What a beautifully sweet and short way to make this make sense. Thank you!
Thanks man. Loved this tutorial. Never heard of it. Opened my eyes to a whole new version of Blender that's been hidden under my nose. Loved every second of it!! Kudos!!!
clear and concise with good examples in as short a time as possible, a perfect video my dude
This is my favoite tutorial of 2021 so far.
This tutorial was actually amazing, thank you!
I was missing the TAB!!! I could not figure out how to edit what I had. THX!
Why I couldn't find you before? Thanks man!
Really helpful I always wanted this
WHAT?????? blender is truly one of the programes of all time! I didnt know about this feature like 7 months as i working with blender
oh by the way, is there any method to convert baked cloth simulation into keyframes, or there maybe a way to capture it in NLA editor?
Woooow!!! thank you so much, this is an incredible explanation.
Perfectly summarized, thanks! My Blender skills just leveled up
wow, thanks bro, you saved me, I was suffering, stuck on the animation
"Oh, Hi Mark!" xD
Thanks for adding project files. Using the animations featured in the video was really convenient
This just saved my hide, thank you so much for this video!!!!
Can't believe you explained it in 3 mins. Thank you !
This was a super helpful, concise tutorial. Thanks and keep up the good work!
these strips are tearing me apaaart!
Yep You are my new hero!
ive watched so many, this is the best NLA video tutorial on youtube. thank you!
Explained well and clearly so that I can understand. Thanks.
Jesus, I needed this like a few days ago and struggled to make sense of it on my own, thanks for such a perfect video short and full of good info!
WOW that's amazing stuff. Just quickly combining animations like it is nothing. Thanks!
Is there a crush course to this. I will pay to learn this.
This is my entire motivation of learning blender
this is great, thanks. The only thing I want to know is how to choose to not push down an action. Like I wish there was a third option other than stash or push down, just forget, because as soon as you select an existing action you have to either stash it or push it
Useful and to the point.
Yeah thanks you are really good at teaching and animating
Thanks!
Great and fast tutorial 🖤🖤🖤
Nice and sweet! Very useful workflow!
cant describe how much happy I am to find this tutorial !! Cheers man
huhuh u make it so easy. Novice here. Lots to learn. However, the inevitable lags and sluggishness are the main motivation downer
There's a lot of things you can do to speed up your machine and defeat the sluggishness. Most of my animations were all created entirely (except perhaps rendering) on a laptop, there are ways to speed things up if you become mindful of what causes the slowdowns! Eg use collections, get used to solid mode, and isolate on one thing at a time.
to the point and dense with info.. thank you... A lot to take in about this editor... will need to watch this over and over. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the brilliant and helpful video.
What a life saver
This is so good that I'm going to open it on my phone to watch an ad
man NLA is so great. i always forget about blend option. i was using transitions (shift+T) but blending is much nicer, thanks!
Thank you so much for this! I took a course on blender character animation, but it didn't explain using actions very well, and even after asking directly I was still confused. Great video.
Wow! Just learnt a new thing in blender. 😀😀
Wow finally somebody that covers a crucial aspect of animating in Blender. Thank you!
wowwww so great i don't ever think NLA will best choice and don't repeadly animations
Fantastic video, wanted to understand the nla editor because I having been using blender for over a year and had never heard of it until recently working on a project.....it's a fantastic feature 👍
Super fast but very informative. Thanks for clearing that mystery up for me.
FYI, S to scale does not alter the speed but rather the start and end frames of the clip
Just what I was looking for!!! THANK YOU!!!
watching this just made everything click for me! what a great tool!! I have coded my own game in Unity but because the coding took me so long I have not maintained any blender practice. Now I am at the graphics stage and have to go back to basics! Massive help thank you...subbed
Glad to hear it!!
A good Blender tutorial. That's a shocker!
"Oh Hi, Mark!" 😂
I love you. Thank you for this wow.
cool~ very easy to see!
Wow.. really dense tutorial. Great job!
great tutorial, quick and fulfilling, im used to NLA on unity and my brain keeps thinking this may be the restart of the blender game engine for future releases.
Super helpful! Subscribed!
Wow! Thanks so much!!!
This tutorial is great, really helpful thank you!!
wow thankyou, its heplful
thank you- wow!
Woah! I had no idea about that, this is fantastic!
Great video bro
Nice!
As soon as I start watching a tutorial my creative juices flow and i can't concentrate on the tutorial so i have to watch it again at least once
Oh, Hi, Mark!
Oh thanks man, this is gonna useful 😏
Ultra useful tutorial. Thanks a lot! Truly game-changing stuff over here!
thanks so much!
Thanks brother
hey you rock thank you
4:37 I've been wondering why when I press Tab my selected strip is not opening in the Action Editor - strip just becomes green and I had to manually select the desired action: the mesh is supposed to be selected in the main view!
But there's more:
When you press Tab to start editing the strip of the selected mesh you can immediately see the results when you play the animation even before you apply these edits to the strip - for some reason (ver. 2.92), when you edit a strip of mesh that is not selected currently, you have to apply edits pressing Tab in NLA Editor again in order to see the results of your edits in the animation.
Thanks for sharing that nuance!
Super helpfull!
Extremely useful, thanks a lot!