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    Components Related to Animation

                     Some important components related to animation are as follows:

                        Stage: In Animation mode, the workspace is called the stage. This is where you place objects that
                       you want to animate.

                         Timeline: It is present below the stage. It is a rectangle-shaped section that is used to control and
                       manage the animations.

                        Frames: The animation takes place in several incremental stages, where an object is moved in
                       small steps, one at a time. Each of these steps is represented as a frame in the timeline. When
                       these frames are rapidly played in succession, they create the illusion of the object moving from one
                       position to another on the stage. These frames are indicated as numbers on the timeline.

                         Keyframes: Keyframes are special frames where some changes are defined in the properties of an
                       object. These changes can be modifications in size, shape, colour, position, etc.

                                                                Tech Fact

                        When you initially play back your animation in Krita, it might seem faster than expected
                                 because Krita's default frame rate is set to 24 frames per second (fps).

                          Creating an Animation of bouncing ball

                     To create an animation in Krita, follow the given steps:

                     Step 1:   Click on the File menu.

                     Step 2:   Select the New option.

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