Animating an object to rotate in Blender involves assigning keyframes to control the object’s rotation over time. Keyframes are markers that define the object’s state at specific frames. By setting keyframes at different points in the timeline and adjusting the object’s rotation values, animators can create smooth rotational movement.
To rotate an object in Blender using keyframes, first select the object and move to the desired frame where the rotation should begin. Then, press “I” on the keyboard to insert a keyframe for the rotation property. Move to the next frame where the object should have rotated to a different angle, adjust the rotation values, and insert another keyframe. Blender will automatically interpolate the rotation between the keyframes, creating a smooth animation.
