How to Auto Repeat Keyframe Animation in Blender 

Thank you for the feedback regarding pacing. Comments like this definitely help guide me when making future videos. Have fun with Blender :)

Hey that's great to hear. Best of luck with those animations.

Thank you. I hope the video proves useful. Perhaps I don’t fully understand your situation but if you don’t want looping on a particular object, wouldn’t you just not add it in the first place? If you are animating an object like a person, you might want to look into adding and animating bones.

Thank you

Inside the Cycles modifier you should see Count values for Before and After. That should allow you to repeat a specific number of times.

Sorry to hear you are lost. All I can suggest you do is start with a new file and try and follow every step in the video. Best of luck and let me know how you go.

...now you selected only one transform axis.

In the video I click on Y Location to select it. At this point you would hold down Control/Command or Shift and select whatever properties you want. Then apply the Cycles modifier.

nevermind i figured it out as soon i sent this comment, i just needed to make a sure that both legs had keyframes at the same time in the timeline even if some didnt do anything

@@Vinyknobs Hey nicely solved and thanks for the update. Best of luck with the project.

Are you definitely in the right section?

@@MichaelBullo I apologize. I had many sections open at once it was confusing me, I found it.

@@zuritary4075 No worries mate. We've all been there. Great to hear you are back on track.

Inside the Cycles modifier you should see Count values for Before and After. That should allow you to repeat a specific number of times.

@@MichaelBullo Thank you, but I need stop loop and continue insering keys in timeline. It's what I can't :( Because if I insert keys, it go into loop. Sorry for my English! I just wanna continue my animation 😭😭😭😭😭

@@gorek5762 Thank you. Perhaps you could look into "scenes"?

I suggest taking a screen shot and posting that on a Blender forum. Best of luck.

@@MichaelBullo It works with a block/cube but I'm trying to do the same thing with an already animated character, so what happens with this technique is that the character walks for 92 frames, then stops walking but the character keeps moving along the path (Y) with no walking animation. Not sure if the character format (glb) has any bearing on things, really frustrating.

@@francolli I had a situation recently where I downloaded an animated character from mixamo.com as an FBX. Using the method I showed I was able to get the walk cycling looping but not at other times. I’m still trying to work out if I need to select or not select things in a particular way for this to work.

@@MichaelBullo I'll keep trying , I'm pretty new to blender but I'm throwing everything at it, I have no idea why I didn't get into it sooner but the learning curve is mount Everest of learning curves, I'm currently fighting with fog as well so I'll keep checking in with your tutorials. As for the models I can't get over how many formats there are, some work really well, others not so good, its kind of finding a balance, it doesn't help either that a lot of tutorials out there are way out of date, musgrave node not being there in blender 4 is a real pain for one example, the amount of tutorials I had to abandon after a load of work just because of a lack of musgrave is insane

@@francolli I hear ya mate. I'm obsessed with Blender and have thrown countless hours of study and practice at it. It's definitely worth the effort. In case you didn't know, the Musgrave Texture node has been absorbed into the Noise Texture node. The functionality and rendering is identical. I wish you well learning Blender.