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Adam
Another way is to Make only one text layer and arrange the text in it in such a way so that the right text is on right box and then apply the preset that I have told earlier.
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Adam
There is a preset in text animation “Straight in multi lines”.
Select the text layer of box one and apply this preset(you can search it in Adobe Bridge>Text>Animate in.Double click on it and you animation will be applied from where you have you CTC.
Now press U to see the Offset key frame as required.
You may have to tweak some settings in the Animator 1 property of text.
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Shayne
Convert the keyframes where the animation wiggles into linear.
To do this:
1. select the key frames that will keep the button still.
2. Right click on them.
3. Choose key frame interpolation ans select Linear as Spatial interpolation.Vishesh Arora
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Aaron
How you have separated the dimensions of the object??
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Eric
Here is another tutorial to create Garbage matte without auto tracing the footage.
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/advanced_car_hit/
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Eric
Once you will get the outline of actor correctly then you can use Auto Trace option for creating the garbage map. It will consume a little bit time though.
Here is a tutorial for this:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/junk_mattes.php
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Vishesh Arora
November 27, 2012 at 2:31 pm in reply to: Any suggestion on making making eating animationRichard
If the animated person is eating that pile of food in one go then you can make a matte layer of the animated man and use it as Alpha Inverted matte for the food layer. This will save your time and gives you clean edges.
Can’t say much without seeing the animation.
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kNish
Post this question in Adobe After Effects Expressions Forum.
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Victor
To arrange the projects into folders in windows or mac
The best way to keep AE files is in a Folder with the Project Name and all the Footage used in it in a “Footage” folder.
In AE, If you go to File> Collect Files and choose Collect Source file – All.
This will give you the AE files and footage in a well managed way.
Inside the AE project panel, how do you arrange the folders ?? I usually follow the structure (final comp/ precomps / resources / solids )
Here are some scripts that will help you :
Arrange Project Items Into Folders Compatibility After Effects
Load Project or Template at Startup
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Glad I could help 🙂
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