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Multiple fontstyles in 1 textlayer via expressions, finally
Still needs further experimenting, but I think I finally found a robust and stable workaround.
Need to think about a good way to automatically adjust kerning/spacing.
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OH MY GOD Filip!! What sorcery is this!? 😍
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😳🤯
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Filip, this looks amazing! One idea which goes into the head right after seeing this – how are you planning to control the index of font on words to be used?
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Not sure Tomas.
I’m hearing around how people would actually need to use this, so all suggestions are welcome.
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In my case, I need to create a mogrt for subtitles and have selected words be in italics or bold.
For the italic part I can get by with a skew animator but the real deal would be much better!
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You can get super super close with the skew animator + rotation animator + position animator. For italics I honestly don’t think you need the real thing. But bold is a different story of course.
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Filip, thats exactly the thing – people wants this but they are not aware of limitations once its there, ha!
Anyways, I would guess it could be done in a few ways, very similar like text animators works:
1. By char index
2. By word
3. By lineStarting with only two styles to begin with, and then seeing how to make use out of it? Just an idea!
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Give this man an oscar!
thanks Filip!
You rock!
Engarde
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Fake italics suck! Always use the real fonts.
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For now I only need the client to type 1 line which has Light and Bold.
So I just made a simple setup with a slider control that selects a range for the light/bold style.
Does not work well with typo’s that have big width differences between the characters.
A typefont that is close to monospace font should work just fine.
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