We covered the technology, then an experimental feature called KeyMesh, back in 2020, at which point, it was being co-developed by Pablo Dobarro, then lead developer of Blender’s sculpting tools. The resulting workflow is rather like traditional claymation or stop-motion animation, but in 3D. Upcoming plugin lets users create virtual claymation within Blenderįirst demoed in 2019, Claymation enables users to take a base 3D model and create different versions of the mesh on a frame-by-frame basis, using Blender’s sculpting and deformation tools. New features announced for the add-on, previously known as KeyMesh, include the option to convert Blender Grease Pencil objects to virtual clay, and support for onion skinning.

Daniel Martínez Lara February 18, 2022īlender tools developers Daniel Martínez Lara and Antonio Vazquez have posted two new demo videos of Claymation, their upcoming Blender add-on for creating stop-motion-style animation. One of the new features is that you can create Clay from a Grease Pencil objects, more to come, stay tuned! #BlenderClaymation #GreasePencil #Claymation #StopMotion /7aBUjRDlNB

Posted by Jim Thacker Sneak peeks: Blender’s upcoming Claymation add-onīlender 'Claymation' (before #Keymesh) The new add-on that and myself are working on.

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