Joaquin wants to create a growing bush animation, but he does not want to re-draw the image on every frame. What process could he use to do this while only having to draw two different images?

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keyframe

keyframe

smoothing

smoothing

hot key

hot key

tweening

Answer 1

Joaquin can use the process of tweening to create a growing bush animation without redrawing the image on every frame. Tweening involves creating two keyframes, or key positions, of the bush at different stages of growth. The software then automatically generates the in-between frames or transitions between these keyframes. This process eliminates the need to manually redraw the entire image for every frame, saving time and effort. So the answer is tweening.