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‎Animating other object properties

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=Animating Objects=
One of the most common animation in Blender is the object’s one: it’s straightforward (i.e. it’s easy to see and understand the results of your animation editions), and of course very often needed!

''Direct'' animation types for animating whole objects are:
* keyframing;
* [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Animation/Editors/Graph/FCurves|interpolation and timing changing F-curves]].

''Indirect'' animating whole objects are providing with:
* [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Animation/Techs/Object/Constraint|constraints]];
* [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Animation/Basics/Drivers|drivers]];
* [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Animation/Techs/Object/Path|paths]].

==Animating basic object transforms==
[[File:Doc-26-Manual-Animation-ObjectTransformProperties.png|thumb|right|300px|Basic animable transform properties of any object in Blender.]]
There are eighteen object ransforms with 3D-View or the {{Literal|Transform}} section in {{Literal|Object}} context {{Literal|Properties}} ''window'' and in {{Literal|Properties}} ''panel'' ({{Shortcut|n}}):
* nine for the “absolute” properties:
** {{Literal|Location X}}, {{Literal|Location Y}} and {{Literal|Location Z}};
** {{Literal|Rotation X}}, {{Literal|Rotation Y}} and {{Literal|Rotation Z}};
** {{Literal|Scale X}}, {{Literal|Scale Y}} and {{Literal|Scale Z}}; and
* nine “relative” to the current properties:
** {{Literal|Delta Location X}}, {{Literal|Delta Location Y}} and {{Literal|Delta Location Z}};
** {{Literal|Delta Rotation X}}, {{Literal|Delta Rotation Y}} and {{Literal|Delta Rotation Z}};
** {{Literal|Delta Scale X}}, {{Literal|Delta Scale Y}} and {{Literal|Delta Scale Z}}.

Firsts of them allows to animate “absolute” positioning/rotating/scaling of your object by replacing their values in time and they are using most frequently.

Seconds of them are animating by ''adding'' some values to the current transform properties values, rather than replacing them.
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===Common algorithm animating===
# Go to a need frame on Timeline, where you want to insert keys.
# Grab/rotate/scale your object to your liking at the current frame.
# Hit {{Shortcut|I}} or select {{Literal|Insert Keyframe...}} item in submenu {{Literal|Animation}} of 3D-header {{Literal|Object}} menu in {{Literal|Object}} mode and insert keys for the properties you want to animate (either location, rotation, scale, or any combinations of the three). Note that once you have added the needed F-curves, you can also use the {{Literal|Available}} option to add new keys to, and only to, all existing F-curves.
# Go to the next need frame, where you want to insert keys.
# Repeat the inserting keys, as above!
[[File:Doc_Actions_Insert_Keyframe_01.PNG|thumb|center|500px|Common basic cube animation on frames 1, 50, 100.]]
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==Animating other object properties==

The majority of objects properties in Blender are animable.

If an object property is animable, then it can be animate, in other words — with {{Shortcut|rmb}} click on its fields in any Blender interface there will be:
[[File:Doc_kia_Cube04.PNG|frame|right|{{Shortcut|rmb}}-click menu with available animating.]]
* in the appeared context menu items {{Literal|Insert Keyframe}} (optional {{Literal|Insert Single Keyframe}}, {{Literal|Insert Driver}} and kindreds with it);
* with next selection one of this command the property field is colored;
* its F-curve become available in Graph Editor and its channel — available in Dopesheet Editor.
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