This tutorial is about how to fade different items or stks in and out in pivot.
So to fade something in: You must adjust the opacity, like so:

That slider that you see needs to be dragged up and down to change the opacity. You need to change the opacity in even measurements.
My basic opacity changing increments are 7,21,42,61,85,100. Make sure you click add new frame after each change in opacity. If you do this correctly, it should look like this:

now, in slow-motion, it should look like this:

I hope this helps all you pivoters!
- ZephAxix

pfffffff I know this thing since I started animating....

Ya but not everyone does. Remember, this is a tutorial, for people who need it. You don't need it. Some people do. Keep that in mind.

dude the slider is painfully obvious. Select something, move it, you find that it makes something go transparent.

This is a tutorial. I don't care if you know this stuff or if its painfully obvious. The more obvious it is, the harder it is to find it online. This is for the few people who don't know how to do this.

what?

Speakin' your yer arse there, pal.

Tbh I dont think this tut is too nessecary...
Anybody starting pivot will most likely press everything. They would find out that opacity thing in 3 minutes or less lol

Kinda true. Not everyone does that though. I am a sorry example of it.

lol i watch it on tupilius channel :P

ZEPH HI!
not to be rude tho... I have been using fading already with my stickmen

Uh, I'm sorry to tell you, but I don't think that this tutorial is helpful at all considering you were stating nothing but the obvious. Anyone should be able to use the transparency tool the day they install pivot.

thanks that helped :)

Very helpfull

So Helpful! My Nooby Friends Could Improve From This Tutorials

Jeeez, thought this was a community of a bunch of support.
Anyway, personally I make my fades fast (mostly because I use it for instant transmission and other speed related things) like, 0, 50, 100.
My anims go to 100 real quick.