| To make it easier for you to learn how to use iAnimation while filming, we will introduce how to use Editor Mode to complete the take off procedure. |
| 1. Apply P-51.iporp |
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| 2. Toggle Engine On |
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Right click on the plane, and the menu below will appear: |
| Perform |
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| Right click on the plane and choose Perform\Toggle Engine On, and the propeller of the plane will start rotating; you can then decide how much time the plane will stay where it is and then start taxiing. |
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| 3. Taxi |
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A.When you decide to taxi the plane, right click on the plane and choose Move\Taxi, and then choose a point on the ground for the plane to start taxiing. |
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| B. Taxiing speed |
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You can adjust Move in Timeline to change taxiing speed:
Extend Timeline, Taxi slow
Shorten Timeline, Taxi fast |
| 4. Take Off |
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| A.Please choose take off while taxiing, and the plane will raise its tail up. |
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| B. Please choose a final location where the plane stays on the ground and Add a key in Timeline\Transform. |
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| C. Add another key later in the timeline, and pull the plane in the sky. |
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| 5. Right click on the plane and choose Landing Gear Up while the plane is elevating to complete the take off procedure. |
Hint: You can make the film separately, and then connect all the films together to make a single film of a plane taking off. |
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