What Is Animation
What Is Animation
Animation definition is the process of turning two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D)
still images into moving images.
2. What are the 6 types of animation?
Traditional Animation.
2D Animation.
3D Animation.
Motion Capture.
Motion Graphics.
Stop Motion.
b. Gaming
It is an industry where everything is dependent on animation as most 3D characters for games are
created with animation.
c. Education
Animation in education has bought a paradigm shift from static, conventional content to more
dynamic study methodologies. The advent of simple whiteboard animation has brought success to
many educational YouTube channels as well.
5. What is a keyframe?
A keyframe in animation is a drawing that defines the starting and ending points of any smooth
transition. The drawings are called "frames" because their position in time is measured in frames on
a strip of film.
6. What is timeline?
The timeline is essentially a visual representation of time, with each frame or keyframe designated a
specific point on the horizontal axis. Animators can then add and manipulate individual frames or
keyframes within the timeline to create complex animations with multiple moving parts and
synchronized sound effects.
The timeline displays the time in seconds along with the frame numbers. This feature allows faster
conversion from frames to time and also keeps you aware of the frames per second (fps) value you
have set throughout the animation process.
7. What is lighting?
Lighting is when you place lights, adjust their intensity and color to create a particular mood and
atmosphere. Rendering is turning the 3D scene into a flat 2D image (or image sequence), calculating
all the lights, materials, 3D models - to create a final image.
8. What is rendering?
Rendering is turning the 3D scene into a flat 2D image (or image sequence), calculating all the lights,
materials, 3D models - to create a final image.