[Joey Silk]

Thank you very much!!

That clears a lot up for me. I’m glad I learned that!

Joey

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[Joey Silk]

Thank you very much!!

Is “OpenCL” a name specific to AMD or just a general name for GPUs in SV?

Thanks!

Joey

Video Editor
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[Joey Silk]

Thank you!! That’s exactly what I needed. It helped a lot!

Is there anyway to generate animations like that myself?

Joey

Video Editor
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GoPro

[Joey Silk]

Thanks! I’ve been trying to create a “typewriter effect” and was stumped by this for a while.

I’m going to try this out- it will also help on a lot of other animations.

Thank you again!! I wouldn’t have solved this otherwise

[Joey Silk]

Legacy text changed it, and it worked!! Thank you so much.

I originally used the standard “titles & text”, and didn’t try legacy. It fixed it.

Thank you so much! That helps a ton. I’m going to make a note to use legacy text in the future for custom animations like these.

One more question- what is a KF? I’m sorry, I don’t know.
Thank you again!

[Joey Silk]

Thank you for the help! I really appreciate it. And I’m sorry- I’ll try to phrase it better for you:

I want to animate my text through keyframes. The tutorial above depicts keyframes being present in the text/media generator, which looks to be extremely helpful:

When I go to my Sony Vegas I only see this-

I noticed he clicks an “Animate” button. I have an “Animate” drop-down menu, however it doesn’t give me freedom to keyframe or really customize anything.

Is there anyway to keyframe my text as I type, as seen in the tutorial? It would help me a lot. I’m running Sony Vegas Pro 12.

Any help is really appreciated! It goes a long way. Thank you again!