Grease Pencil | Interpolation Guide | Blender 3.6

Very Detailed Nice Explanation....😍

This is an excellent tutorial. No superfluous side tangents, just using the work space efficiently

I just found out a few weeks ago that the interpolation mode uses the stroke stacking order. So if you select both corresponding strokes and 'send them to back' and repeat that for all of the strokes, you can fix the drawings and interpolate again.

I've been GP for my workflow for the last few years and it's completely changed the way I work. I'd second all the things you say in this video, though I want to point out that if you're having trouble interpolating color and lineart together, then it's worth learning to draw with filled materials instead of lineart and colors separately. It's a very different type of drawing and requires a good amount of thinking ahead as you work, but combined with duplicating our keyframes and using the sculpt tools, you can completely eliminate the need to do color passes on your work.

Thank you so much :D I was trying to figure this out and it was really infuriating because nothing was showing up that I wanted. Very to the point, thanks.

Clear video, perfect examples, perfect audio, like for the subtitles, like for the content.

i like your teaching style you teach very clearly

Super video and very clear , Thank you.

Thanks a lot ❤

subbed exactly what I needed

Super!! Very clear and neat !! Thank you

There are so many errors i deal with when painting with grease pencil, can you do a video on flawless painting

Great tutorial man! 💪

I recommend also to follow your Zoro head turn tutorial to practice interpolation 😁 If you don't like sculpting, there's another method in Edit mode using Curve Editing (I didn't test it with complex interpolations though) I explain it in this Short: youtube.com/shorts/-jzafqxTcMo Also if you keep the 'Tab for Pie menu' setting disabled You'll be able to use Tab to quickly switch between Sculpt and Edit mode (or any other active mode and Edit mode

Auto Like. This is gold.

Very thorough explanation. Thank u

Rly nice work

Cool. Thanks!

muchas gracias, me gustaria que hicieras mas tutoriales

5:40 finally some one makes a non grotesque character.