How to create a timelapse with Krita 5.0 

From my understanding, that's actually what the recorder does. The interval is actually the minimum interval between actions. So if you take a break, you have no actions, thus it won't record anything. But if you perform several actions within a few seconds, it will not record every single action.

@@wpelfeta I'm pretty sure the recorder already had the time interval changing option over a year ago, so "if you perform several actions within a few seconds, it will not record every single action" doesn't make sense unless you change the interval to a few secs. Idk why the hell people need to say what they wanna say even if it's misleading. It just makes looking up technical information a giant fucking pain. Lucky for me I'm not a fucking idiot and happened to know what you are or should be implying, though.

Enjoy!

Glad it was helpful!

Did you learn how to do this?

Record automatically will automatically start recording whenever the file has loaded. So if you like recording everything you draw, you can just set it an forget it. Every time you load up a file it will automatically start recording. Isolate mode is when you select a layer or layer group to isolate (in other words, it hides all the other layers except the active one). Sometimes this can cause the recording to flash very quickly if you are constantly switching layers. So you can disable recording in layer isolate mode if you don't like that.

@@wpelfeta thank you SO much!!

You need to download or get ffmpeg

@@JustPaintArt where do you get a ffmpeg

No. I tried it. The screenshot will be saved in a folder. Just define it correctly and you will be able to find them

I don't think it's possible :/

@@moonyboo_ yes, i think so

ik im 7 months late but if you isolate a layer and select isolate mode on the recorder it will do jsut that