Brad Magnus
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Thanks Johnny for getting back to me. Here are a couple images:
It’s looking ok… but I would like to make it better.
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This is a 5 year old problem, but I found it while Googling it for myself. For posterity and whatever it’s worth, you can copy and pasted the x and y coordinates separately. To do so, in the graph editor hit the “Separated Dimensions” button with both layers position revealed. Copy and paste the x and y keyframes. Because they may not exactly line up, use the graph editor to adjust the values by selecting all keyframes, making sure you’re in “Value Edit” view, and lift and lower the keyframes until it lines up.
The guy from Newton, Motion Boutique shows kinda how to do it here: https://vimeo.com/29777019
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Thank you again John! I do need to spend some time training on those animators.
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That’s what I was looking for. I’ve not used the text animators as much as I should have. I’m not sure exactly how you did that with two animators, but I’ll have to do some more training on the subject.
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Moving along the path using iExpressions.
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Thanks. But that isn’t exactly what I’m looking for. I suppose I should have posted this image first, but this is from another designer created in illustrator.
https://screencast.com/t/MgZXuvCIlnp
The basic 3D doesn’t ad very much perspective
