I am using Krita 4.2.6 on Linux / Ubuntu and making an animation.
I have a layer, on which there is a .png image. This layer should be invisible in the first 30 frames of my animation. How can I make it visible from the 30-th frame onwards only?
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I'm not certain this is a graphic design question.– MayoCommented Nov 13, 2019 at 23:06
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Hi Alex. Flagging comments is meant to be used for problematic content (i.e. spam or rudeness). Mayo's comment is not problematic, even if you disagree with it. If you can formulate a kind and to-the-point response, please do so via comment.– PieBie ♦Commented Nov 14, 2019 at 8:19
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1 Answer
- Go to animation curves docker
- Add keyframe (should result in an opacity keyframe) to whatever frame number you want
- Change the opacity to either 100 (visible) or 0 (nonvisible)
- Click the hold constant icon button (important or else it will interpolate, i.e. it will make the visibility change over time rather than like an on/switch)
- Whenever you'd like to switch the visibility repeat step 3
