Curtain Animations Are EASY | Blender Tutorial | Open & Close

In this quick tutorial, I'll show you how to make, and then animate curtains opening and closing in Blender. You'll learn to use keyframes for smooth motion and create those nice folds. Perfect for Blender beginners looking to improve their animation skills!
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[@innocentkampeni]

great work... i always love your tutorials, easier to learn from

[@the_scratchifier]

This is literally how i learned to animate

[@unbeddo]

thanks

[@GLABSPC]

The curtains of my eyes have been opened after watching this!

[@YHSHUA]

Thank u for this

[@User-apv2fx34]

Next time do a vid on how to create a character figure from start to finish, clothes and all that.

[@philip4658]

Is it possible to skip somehow a "falling phase" when you animate clothes in Blender?
For instance I just need a hanging curtain in my scene. I don't need its falling movements in my animation.
Yes, I understand that I can render it all and then just cut off the starting sequence in Adobe Premiere.
But it's really sounds stupid: I need to wait when all my clothes in scene should fall and stay still, and only after that I can start the main animation... 😕