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Resolution and Aspect Ratio

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pendulum

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ball bounce

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  Interpolation mode gives you the option to change the movement of the animated object and how slow/fast it starts off and ends. By applying linear to your keyframes, the object will move at a steady pace because the graph will be a complete straight line. By applying bezier to your keyframes, the animated object will ease in gradually (start slow) and ease out gradually (end slow) because there is a curve in the graph. You can adjust how much ease you want on the object by opening the graph of the keyframes and changing the curves. 
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  Interpolation mode gives you the option to change the movement of the animated object and how slow/fast it starts off and ends. By applying linear to your keyframes, the object will move at a steady pace because the graph will be a complete straight line. By applying bezier to your keyframes, the animated object will ease in gradually (start slow) and ease out gradually (end slow) because there is a curve in the graph. You can adjust how much ease you want on the object by opening the graph of the keyframes and changing the curves. 

History of Animation -

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Anime  (アニメ) is a word derived from “animation” and is used by people in Japan to refer to any animated drawings. In English, it is mostly used to refer specifically to  Japanese animation . W hile the films looked different, the content would be familiar to anyone who watches anime today. They told funny stories about samurai and brought Japanese folk tales to life.  According to Natsuki Matsumoto, the first animated film produced in Japan may have stemmed from as early as 1907.  Known as  Katsudō Shashin  ( 活動写真 , "Activity Photo") , from its depiction of a boy in a sailor suit drawing the characters for  katsudō shashin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7a8a7ZKoE In 1917, nearly twenty short animated films were released in Japan! It was in the middle of World War 1, and anime was a  new curiosity.  At the time, however, animation was mostly used in the context of anti-American propaganda.  Manga artists Oten Shimokawa and Junichi Kou...