[SFM Tutorial] How to animate a jump!

[@bluerush62]

thanks for teaching me what valve could not :)

[@buri3014]

Your animations has really helped me a lot, you should continue to make more of them.

[@derby1521]

nice vid dude, desserves more likes

[@GrizlacksChannel]

I gave up on SFM a long time ago and forgot I was even subbed to you. I watched this video at 3am side by side, step by step while doing your tutorial in sfm. Think it came out fine. Rendering now and ill either PM you or just post it here in the comments. Welcome back Will.

[@dontaskforchanelname]

+Grizlack post pls

[@willhvids]

+Grizlack Hey thank you! That's really great to hear and I'm glad it helped you! Definitely post it publicly so we can all see! :) Was there anything that you would have liked for me to have explained better or something you think I could have done better? Let me know because if the feedback is good it gives me motivation to make more tutorials and improve them with each one.

[@GrizlacksChannel]

+Owl A. done

[@Piddemannen]

Although I agree with your point about the motion editor being useless for the most part, it can be used to overlay motion on top on graph motion, which can be useful.

[@IndoCraftanimation]

How save the keyframe?

[@ace8482]

just copy paste alt+c to copy and then move the blue line pointer to the place where you want the keyframe to be and then press alt+v

[@specter7227]

What was the Stepped mode for?

[@Tosfoy3D]

Nice vid!

[@TheRossCam]

This is very useful, it'll really help with my animation. Thanks for this!

[@sugoiSFM]

thank u

[@UltYT]

How Can I Get The Keymode

[@msaa6408]

Well this was simple

[@legepottygamer5773]

whats the keyframe button ????

[@calvinb5277]

M

[@killrgr9267]

R E A L L Y ? ? ? ?

[@GrizlacksChannel]

Hey Will! Just finished rendering. Honestly you re-oppened the door to animation for me and I'd like to thank you for that. Before when I got into SFM it was difficult to animate. After I took an animation class about a year ago and you uploading this simple tutorial I can finally understand how to efficiently create movement. Tutorial was fantastically detailed yet simple. I was so eager to see the final result that I didn't spend much time on posing/timing/spacing but came out better than I thought. I can only see improvement after learning this. Thanks you Will. Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6Tde5SFjt-emsU

[@Zukoloid]

hol up... is this dude really on some windows 2000 or some shit rn