Std 11 Computer Chapter 3 Creating Animation using Synfig (Part 3) [practical-using time loop]
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This document discusses creating an animated bouncing ball in Synfig using time loops. It explains how to: 1) Duplicate keyframes to save time positioning the object in each loop of the animation. This will create the animation twice using duplicated keyframes. 2) Preview the animation using the Preview option. 3) Add a time loop layer to the top layer to loop the animation for a set duration defined by the time loop parameters.
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