In the Camera view, animate your character.

You will need to expend the exposure to see your drawings further down the Timeline view.

In the Timeline view, go to the frame where you want to set the second keyframe.

In the Tools toolbar, enable the Onion Skin feature.

To rotate the piece, place your cursor slightly outside of a corner until you see the rotation cursor.Ī new keyframe appears in the Timeline view if you did not create one previously.

Use the Transform tool to rotate, skew, scale or translate the selection to its new position.

In the Camera view, select the parts to animate.

To ensure that nothing moves on the new pose, in the Timeline view, select the frame corresponding to the pose, right-click and select Add Keyframe or press F6.

In the Timeline view, go to the frame where you want to set the first pose.

In the Timeline view, collapse your character.

From the top menu, select Animation > Stop-Motion Keyframe so the interpolation is not created automatically between keyframes.

In the Tools toolbar, enable the Animate mode so everything you move will be keyframed automatically.

In the Tools toolbar, select the Transform tool or press Shift + T.

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