Make filters animatable: add to animation curves / keyframes the settings of filter masks and filter layers

[alienrobot]

There are all sorts of cool animated effects that can only be done by animating filter settings, which are currently not animatable.

The only existing workaround is to duplicate a filter layer once for each keyframe, change the opacity from 0% to 100% for a single frame, and adjust the setting you want this animate. This takes too much work so it’s only practical for very short animated effects. If you want to experiment changing an unrelated setting in the same filter, you need to change the setting for all keyframes. Making settings animatable would open the door for new ways to use Krita.

An example: this effect is achieved by animating a setting of the halftone filter.

Previous discussions:

Changing the Filter Layer settings during the animation

I learned to use the Filter Layer with many effects and filters, and suddenly, a lightbulb popped in my head. I tried moving the opacity of the filter mask and it actually looks very professional! It can be good for an animation when someone opens their eyes as a POV. So, I wanted to ask if it is possible to add frames to Filter Layer and to put different settings for each frame inside Filter Layer? For example, a little bit of blur on the first few frames, and then much more blur on other F…

Animation feature request: fade blur in or out (or any filter mask)

i’ve tried researching this a lot and haven’t found an answer. i’ve also tried in many ways, always unsuccessfully. basically, my request would be that the opacity keyframing with the animation curves for the filter masks would affect the filter masks themselves. the ability seems to be there, as i can set the opacity of a filter mask (like blur) to start at 0 and slowly increase to 100, but no changes take effect. fading a filter, especially something like blur, would be a huge bonus to a progr…

495071 – FeatReq: animation interpolation & loops

[jointri]

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