Stephen Smith
2
After Effects Coins
7
COW Coins
6
DaVinci Coins
Forum Replies Created
-
Take a look at the Text Sequence / Text – Highlighter text behaviors. Such as the Glow Through behavior. Best of luck.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
I’ve never had a problem with a client playing an Mpeg1. However, I like the quality and smaller file size on an H.264. If it is ever to big for e-mail you can send up to 100mb per e-mail for free with YouSendit.com. Hope this helps and best of luck.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Whenever I’ve gotten the ‘ozone plug-in’ bull***t popping up everything went back to normal after restarting the computer. Take a look at this article. It may be of help:
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1885
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
-
Oh, so you are using the Stabilize Behavior? If tweaking the settings doesn’t work and you want to do it again you could always bake the clip. This means you export it out and then import the exported clip and run the Stabilize Behavior on it. Hope this helps.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Why do you need to track a clone layer? Why can’t you track the clip itself?
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Jeremy,
I’ve never tried and took a look in the manual and this is what the Manual says:On page 1304 —- Cloned objects cannot be tracked.
Sorry, I’m not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Something to keep in mind. Depending on what you do, the Text can look not sharp. If that happens, temporally change the Render Quality Setting from Normal to Best and it will sharpen up. Change it back to Normal so it doesn’t slow you computer down and remember to check the Best back when you export. You can also check it in the Output tab when you export. I only write this because I know some people where this freaked them out.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Mark Spencer,
Very cool!!! Thanks.Mark Suszko,
Here is the project file.I’m not sure if the behaviors I used or for Motion 4 only. The behavior really doesn’t matter. I just picked them randomly. You can add any behavior you want if they don’t work.
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
-
Sorry Mark, I no longer have easy access to Motion 3. Posting a Motion 4 project file won’t help you. I’ve attached this quick version of what I did.
Because we are on different versions here is what I did in a nut shell.
•Add Camera
•Add Text called Text
•Make BackGround, Get background in its own group and make its group 2D so it does not move with the camera.
•Go about a second down the Timeline. Give the Camera a Position and Rotation keyframe. Jump another second down the timeline and mark another Camera keyframe. Rotate the camera -90. Change the Z position so it moves closer to the text. Adjust the X and Y as needed.
•Duplicate the text or create another. Call it Can. Make sure Can is rotated -90 and move to proper location.
•Duplicate the Can text and call the duplicate Move. Move the Move text into place.
•I added the “JUmp In” behavior to the Can layer of text.
• I added the “Type On” behavior to the Move text.
•Get the Can and Move text to appear when the camera starts rotating.
•Jump further down the timeline and mark a Position and Rotation key frame.
•Jump another second down the time line and mark another Position and Rotation keyframe.
•Rotate the camera back to zero. Move the Z position to move back from the text and adjust the X and Y as well.
•Duplicate the Text text or type in new text. Call it YOU. Move its Z position to say 130 so it is further away form the other text. Move it into position. Changing it’s Z position will make it slightly slide into place as the camera pulls out.Hope this makes sense. If you upgrade to Motion 4 I’ll be more then happy to post the project file. Best of luck
Check out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials