Tutorial: How To Use The Graph Editor In Blender

This tutorial is designed to help you understand the graph editor better so you can animate more effectively. It focuses on Blender's graph editor but the same principles apply to all 3D animation software.

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Axis Breakdown
6:18 Animating
10:45 Ball Bounce Example
18:26 Editing Using The Graph
21:25 Adding Rotation
22:39 You Are Now Smarter

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[thelonemeerkat]

I have watched over 11 videos on YouTube, about Graph Editor; however, this is the only video that proved immensely helpful.
God bless! Keep up the good work!
Respect! From Afghanistan

[IgorNetoAnimation]

THANK YOU NAVILLUS, I was literally wondering how to use this dumb complicated animation thing yesterday.

[Goatythemeow]

This was helpful thx. edit: when you animate characters, do you normally keyframe each movement manually by pushing i, and then location. or do you set it to locrotscale, and then edit everything. which way is better? also are you planning on doing a character animation one?

[raflym]

Bro, is almost 2am and i still watching ur graph editor tutorial. Ur manual sfx and comedic situation make me stay wake to watch it😂

[themagentabutterfly]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was looking for an short and easy to understand tutorial and you gave it to me! Thank you so much :D

[danbreland]

This was awesome! I had no idea about "Free handles". Huge game changer for me. Thank you for sharing that!

[AlvinNkya]

This was a life saver. Thanks. Respect!!From Tanzania

[jaye]

there are some useful settings you can turn on in blendr's graph editor in the brie panel, ( one of my personal favs being the"show values" )that i think dont get enough exposure, but all the same this video actually taght me a lot of stuff that continued to fly over my head during clasess great vid

[casidiisstudio]

This video is worth its weight in gold. Valuable information, thank you

[bagoquarks]

Thanks for the insights.
Tip: if you are talking about gravity you want a parabola instead of half a sine wave.

[pariyanaseri-hagh]

only video that made me understand thanks mate, much appreciated <3

[alienj]

Thank you for sharing! This video is very helpful!

[xbboyn]

yea if only you teach the graph editor with the complex animations ... your explanation is flawless

[cjrinfra]

THNQ BROTHER... VERY HELPD ME. GOD BLESS U

[psyche]

How do I edit the x, y and z values at the same time? I want to make a simple cube pop animation using graph editor.

[Elvenova]

you lost me at 0:53

what do i click to set the location? what are you clicking to put in that frame??

[NikhilKumar-bbhf]

How do you use it for multiple objects?

[alexvm]

Hi, nice video. One thing I’m missing out on is how I can illustrate accurate acceleration/velocity curves using these graphs. For example if I know the acceleration and top speed of a moving object, How could I translate that into these graphs (I.e the slope, etc)?

[liacanoy]

I wish you could tell in the video or show us every key you're clicking. For example how the heck did you move the object? What key do I press? It's hard especially for someone like me who just started in blender.

[kalumindika]

can you make a video about product animations with graph editor related please 🤔