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Now that we've rendered all our images or frames into single images how do we combine those into an

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actual animation or movie.

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Well it's actually pretty simple using the video sequence editor.

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So let's go ahead and do that.

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And at the same time we'll take a look at what the video sequence editor is and what it's capable of.

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Now the only thing that you need to make sure of is that your settings are the same as they were before.

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I'm also going to make sure that I'm in cycles rendered just in case anything is different in the cycle's

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render than the blender one.

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Now you want to make sure that your resolution is the same size you're starting it and frames the same.

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So our end frame was 225 and the frames per second are the same as well.

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Now you can use the same file as the previous one you had before but I'm showing you if you had forgotten

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or if you didn't have open anymore or you didn't save it then you could still create an animation with

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the images that you've saved from a new blender file.

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Now with these settings change to how they were before.

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Let's go to the video sequence other bottom left over here.

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Change it from 3D view to video sequence Ed..

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Now here this is basically a place where you can add sound images movies and all sorts of different

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things to combine them into a certain sequence to overlay music with animation with images.

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And it's just a really really cool feature that blender has in order for you to be able to like I say

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combining different strips of different things such as strips of images as we're going to do right now.

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You can this is where you would add sound for your animation.

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This is where you could add certain movie clips if you want to put some movie clips in your animation

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and all kinds of different things.

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So for now we're just going to use it for the purpose that we need it for.

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And you could see that right here it's kind of like a timeline as well.

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But if we go to add and then go to image we could go to our folder where we saved our 250 or 225 images

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you can see that they're all here and single image format.

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This is our animation.

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If we had a way to select all the images and then add image strip you can see that now it's added this

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image Strip into our scene.

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Pretty cool.

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So now a way that you could actually see this is if you click on use backdrop right here you can actually

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see what image is being presented at that particular frame.

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So as we scroll through this we can see all our images that were rendered a movie over here.

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It's not yet a movie because we're still scrolling through it like we did before on our When we were

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in our 3-D viewport.

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But now we can actually turn it into a movie by just having blender put all these images together into

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a video format.

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So let's go ahead and uncheck use backdrop which is a really cool feature and we'll get more into the

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video sequence editor possibly later.

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But like I said you can add muu you could add movies you could add sounds and other kinds of strips

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you can have as many strips here as you want or as you need.

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Right now we only need this.

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So let's go ahead and finalize our movie project now going over here we are now going to change this

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from PMG because we don't want it to render as a as a image now because we already have the images but

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we want to render it as a video.

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So I believe the best one is like this video right here and actually not X video let's go with H.

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It was a vi RA I believe.

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Here we go H.

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Point 2 6 4 and then go down to coding.

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And we're going to leave the Kodak at eight point two six four and you could actually change it if you'd

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like.

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I you I usually like MPEG 4 and this will include the sound as well so let's go ahead and choose MPEG

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4.

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And the format right here we can leave it at a vi or play a quick time.

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Let's use Let's leave it as a vi for now.

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And so now we are ready to render this as a video format.

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But you could see where the power comes in this because we're rendering still images as a video format

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which is awesome because as you can see now this gives you much more control.

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Again if your animation had stopped at 200 210 frames and you were rendering it as a video originally

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you would have lost everything.

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But here you have these images and you could actually very easily convert them into a video.

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So let's go ahead and do that select the folder where you want the output to be.

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I'm going to put it in my stills folder just with the images there.

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And now with that all you have to do is go ahead.

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Let's click on used backdrops so that I believe it will show us what is happening.

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Actually it's not any more so let's just go ahead and click animation and it will render all of these

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still images and it will go much faster.

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So let's go ahead and click that as you can see it's moving through the frames at a very very rapid

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rate because it's not having to really render anything it's actually just composite in the final still

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images into a movie.

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And now if we take a look at where we rendered our movie which is mine is right here we open it up and

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you could see that we have a little animation going on.

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How awesome is that.

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So congrats on creating your first animation with Blender.

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And let's play that beautiful thing one more time.

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So you can see it's very simple but it's still pretty cool.

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And you know this is just the start of your adventures with Blender So we've learned all the basics

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that we needed or a lot of the basics not all on a lot of the basics for Blender.

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We use all the knowledge we had and created this little tiny short animation.

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Now you have a lot of the skills that you would need to create anything that you want.

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Of course with much larger productions and more complex scenes and animations it takes more skill.

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So we're going to get into some more advanced things very shortly but once again these are the basics

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and the fun fundamentals of animation modeling lighting and texturing and etc. so very well done on

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coming this far.

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And you know what let's keep going.

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You've come so far from knowing absolutely nothing to now creating an animation.

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So take pride in yourself and a little quote to end this off.

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And I don't remember exactly how the quote goes so I'll just say you know be happy with all the little

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things you might take a look at this and say oh yeah it's so simple but I see all these people making

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all these crazy awesome things and I just made this thing no.

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Take pride in every single little thing that you do every little accomplishment and give yourself that

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pride that pat on the back and acknowledge every tiny little step and advancement that you make towards

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your dreams towards your goals towards your blender art work towards your health towards everything.

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Acknowledge those little accomplishments and they will add up to monumental change.

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So with that I'll see you in the next tutorial.

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And great work so far.

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All right ladies and gentlemen look at this picture.

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I actually just went to Zion this past weekend.

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Beautiful place.

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So the quote for today is as follows.

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What gives while the other takes the latter thinks that that is how you get.

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But the first knows that it is in the giving that the getting takes place.

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All right that's love poem for you there.

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Hope you enjoy that one and give an abundance and you'll get back tenfold.

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All right see you in the next video.

