![Blur tutorial [UPDATED]](https://cdn2.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/project/515571307_480x360.png)
Original was made by me on April 14 2021 Watch in full screen if you want Press spacebar to move through slides Just skip to the end if you don't need the guide Press m to mute music If there's a typo, or issue, tell me and I'll fix it, no need to remix If you don't understand, there's a summary at the end of it. And if you still don't understand, ask someone who does, I can't help you lol I can't code lol A message to the randoms who remix projects and don't change anything... don't do it, nobody thinks you made it lol
Will prob change the music to smth slower unless people like it like this. #tutorial #animation #blur NOTE: (yap session incoming) I would like to say that I may not be the first person to know about this method but who cares. Also some may thing just adding motion lines looks better than blurring, which is fine. The original was quite old and many complained about the clarity of the instructions so I put more effort into this version. My biggest mistake was taking this down when I went inactive, as this tutorial helped loads of people. Proof of this would be to look at animators such as @Bobo_TV and @Tonoyata who use this in their animations for backgrounds, fast movements, impacts, camera movement and yeah you get the point. Oh and also the old one was painfully unfunny.
