Animation Player

The animation player is a utility typically used for previewing rendered animations, supporting all image and video formats also supported by Blender. This is a convenient way to play back image sequences at the correct frame rate.

Usage

Referenz

Menü

Topbar ‣ Render ‣ View Animation

Tastenkürzel

Ctrl-F11

Launching the animation player opens a new window, playing back images or a video located at the render output of the current scene. You can also drop images or movie files in a running animation player. It will then restart the player with the new data.

Tipp

An external player can also be used instead of the one included in Blender. To do this, select it in the Preferences.

Player Options

Ping Pong

When enabled, playback loops forwards than backwards.

X/Y Flip

Flip the image horizontally or vertically.

Viewing the animation from a different perspective can help you see the animation with „fresh eyes“.

Shortcuts

The following table shows the available hotkeys for the animation player.

Playback

Action

Tastenkürzel

Start/Pause:

Spacebar

Start playback (when paused):

Return

Quit:

Esc

Timeline

Action

Tastenkürzel

Scrub in time:

LMB

Step back one frame:

Left

Step forward one frame:

Right

Step back 10 frames:

Down

Step forward 10 frames:

Up

Manual frame stepping:

NumpadPeriod

Playback Options

Action

Tastenkürzel

Backward playback:

Shift-Down

Forward playback

Shift-Up

Slow down playback:

NumpadMinus

Speed up playback:

NumpadPlus

Toggle looping:

Numpad0

Toggle frame skipping:

A

Toggle ping-pong:

P

Display

Action

Tastenkürzel

Toggle Playhead (Indicator):

I

Flip image on the X axis:

F

Flip image on the Y axis:

Shift-F

Hold to show frame numbers:

Shift

Zoom in:

Ctrl-NumpadPlus

Zoom out:

Ctrl-NumpadMinus

Frame Rate

Action

Tastenkürzel

60 fps

Numpad1

50 fps

Numpad2

30 fps

Numpad3

25 fps

Numpad4

24 fps

Shift-Numpad4

20 fps

Numpad5

15 fps

Numpad6

12 fps

Numpad7

10 fps

Numpad8

 6 fps

Numpad9

 5 fps

NumpadSlash

Frame Cache

Image files are cached during playback for faster access.

While loading images is rarely a bottleneck, there are situations where high resolution images may slow down playback causing frame skipping.

Siehe auch

Memory Cache Limit preference to control this limit, which may be increased to cache more images during playback. Animation Playback Options to specify this value when launching from the command line.