Project walkthroughs overview

Project walkthroughs follow a real project from an empty board to the finished result, showing how the editor's features work together:

• Follow a project from start to finish: see how shapes, cameras, animations, and sound come together to build a complete board.
• Understand the choices along the way: read why specific shapes, styles, camera transitions, or animation blocks were chosen at each stage.
• Explore the finished board: play the result and inspect its scenes and shapes in the Player.

What each walkthrough includes

Each walkthrough breaks a complete board down into the stages used to build it:

• Goal and starting material: what the project sets out to explain or present, and the text, images, diagrams, or audio it starts from.
• Layout, scenes, and animation: how the board is organized, framed with cameras, styled, and animated on the timeline.
• Finished board to explore: the completed project ready to play, pause, and explore so you can see how every part is put together.

When to use project walkthroughs

Choose the section of the documentation that fits what you are doing:

• Planning or building a full board: read a walkthrough when you know the basics and want ideas or a complete example to adapt for your own work.
• Practicing your first steps: take a Guided tour for hands-on, step-by-step practice inside the editor.
• Looking up a tool or concept: see the Reference to check a specific control, shape, or animation block, or How Irakasi works to understand the ideas behind the editor.