


All I have to do is switch to the sculpt mode setting. I don't even have to draw the squash and stretch parts when I'm animating. Sculpt tool squash and stretch in Blender Grease Pencil Using the sculpt option to squash and stretch the drawings.

There's something that Blender has in it that I love. In the video, I also talk about one of my favorite things I found in Grease Pencil for 2D animation It's been smooth, when I do the sound scrubbing frame by frame it's actually even better than it was before. I switched it to the one called OpenAL which is an open-source audio device that was built into Blender.

that's the default sound system.īut I figured why not look and see what some of the other audio device choices are in there. I know from experience that pulse audio can sometimes have problems playing nice with programs.Īnd I had Blender set to use pulse audio because, well. I think this is a Linux-specific issue with Blender because in Ubuntu by default it uses pulse audio as the default audio device. ( Related post: Watch the first 3 scenes of my animation/music video project) What finally fixed it? But after trying a few things it turned out that is exactly where the problem was. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary there at first glance. Then one person mentioned that I should check the sound preferences in the settings. I got a lot of good suggestions from people that saw the previous video I posted about it. But it would continue to happen after a few minutes. I would scroll through animating the mouth with the audio and the sound would disappear and the only way to get it back would be to shut down Blender and start it up again to get it back. In a previous video, I was having a super annoying problem with the sound. I've been animating a music video for my band Lorenzo's Music in Blender because I wanted to learn how to use it.
