Hi community,

I’m looking for help because I cannot figure this one out:

How can I get consistent Lumetri scopes across both Premiere Pro and After Effects? Below are the scopes for exactly the same shot, same frame in AE and then in Premiere and also my color settings.

In this example I exported the shot from After Effects as a ProRes 422 and…

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Have tried this in After Effects as well. But 3D movements / rotations and distortion at the same time just seemed to make more of a case for C4D to me.

Hello hive mind,

I am trying to create an effect where letters are being swept away by wind, similar to this example in the picture (from

I need to use vectors from Illustrator for the lettering which I converted into simplified paths and brought into C4D.

So far I have tried an approach with wind…

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Thanks! This is working great.

I inserted another variable to control the overall speed. Now I am wondering how to define a minimum duration for each word to be displayed.

t = value.split(' ');
w = 0;
c = 0;
speedFactor = 0.5;
for (i = 0; i < t.length; i++) {
    if (c < time) {
        c += t[i].length*speedFactor;
        w = i;
    }
}
t[w]

Thank you for your response Fabrice.

It’s not working in my AE (2020). I am getting the expression error “Couldn’t turn result into numeric value” in the first line. I am only getting this error once I put in the for() loop. Seems like a data type issue. I tried parseInt() but didn’t have any luck with that.

I was looking for a way to display one word at a time in the same place and came across Walter’s expression – it worked great.

Now I am looking to adjust the duration / how long a word is displayed based on its length (number of letters in the word). I tried pre-composing and time-remapping but to no avail.

I know that I can get the number of l…

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