When using Blender’s Grease Pencil, key interpolation determines how objects move and change over time between keyframes, whether it’s through straight lines, smooth curves, or sudden jumps.

This feature is easy to overlook, but it’s crucial that you use it well to get those nice, smooth and realistic animation transitions.

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