Pivot Animator tutorial: ALL the basics (part 1)

This is a in deep tutorial on pivot animator. I’ll teach you everything form the basics to stuff you’ll only find if you read the hole manual. If you are considering stating with animation, I’d recommend giving Pivot animator a try, because it’s many cool animations made in the software. And it perfect if you what to make simple stick figure animation like Alan Becker’s.

Part 2: Pivot Animator tutorial: basics compl...

Credit:
Most of the music was made by @SavfkMusic
The Grid by Savfk [GAMER OST] (copyri...

Some of the examples was taken from @AlanBeckerTutorials
ALAN BECKER - Freeware Alternatives t...
4. Straight Ahead & Pose to Pose - 12...

Make sure to give both of them some support :)

Hotkeys:
Ctrl + "pivot point" = changing the length of that line
Ctrl + "left/right arrow" = changing what figure is marked (like a scroll wheel)
Alt + "pivot point" = rotate and adjust the size
"arrow keys" = changing the position by one pixel
Ctrl + A = marks all figures
A [or whatever is the first letter is on the "Add Frame" button] = Add Frame
, [and] . = move one frame left/right
Ctrl + Z = undo
Ctrl + Y = redo
Ctrl + shift + "mouse pointer" = can mark several figures/frames

Timestamps:
00:00 Into
00:56 Advantages and disadvantages
02:02 Interface
02:19 Posing figures
03:44 Playing the animation
05:17 Adding more figures
06:37 Modifying figures
10:02 Frames

You relise the sub button is at the top right, now you have to scrrole all the way up again (because you want to sub… right?)