Principles of Animation

The Render [Hardware Texturing Glitch, fix this]

How To: Easily Do a 'Slow In' on an action Click a frame in-between two major poses, middle-mouse+click-drag it backwards in the timeline, then set the frame. Congrats, you now have a slow in to the next frame's pose. This example explained: Existing keyframes on frame 1, 15, and 40. Select an empty frame [i.e. frame 33], then middle-mouse+click-drag it backwards [i.e. frame 26] and then set it. Giving a slow-in to the pose on frame 40.

 

*go to this window > set the output to as high or low as you want, as well as the format > 'Save to File' > Browse and select where you want to save it > 'Save' > 'Apply'

*adjusting the key frames on the graph editor makes the UFO zoom around the corner, but you can change it to how you like Whoa! You can make it do tricks! Make a keyframe on frame 1, and move along the curve with Auto KeyFrame toggled on. Now when you stop it at certain points, turn it on its axis, it makes a new keyframe! it'll smooth it out into an animation :D

* Make sure that your object's and the path's axis' are aligned.