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I hope you have gained some tips for your own creative work, too! Thanks.

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You are so welcome! I hope you can use a tip or two in your own work.

@@JensterJohansson ❤ You are a very good teacher, I am from germany and my english is not so well.

I might not be understanding, but ONLY the first text is drawn with the hand. Then, a black copy of the text comes in with NO DRAW, and it is scooted down and over a couple of arrow hits. Then, another copy of the original text comes in with NO DRAW, but it is exactly on top of the original text. Both come in so fast after the hand draws the first, you don't notice that the black "shadow" and the original text was placed on there again. It has to be in that order, otherwise if the black shadow were last, it would be on top of everything. That's why the original text again has to be placed last without any draw duration.

@@JensterJohansson Thank you Jenster, appreciated. I understand what you say and that's my expected result, but for some reason the two layers are played consecutively and not simultaneously. I see no option in the menu to correct this. Thanks again, I wish I could do it.

It was a tutorial I put together quickly, so it isn't as detailed with a verbal explanation. But, if you pause each set of asset settings, I believe it can be figured out. It's just a matter of layering the shadow and repeated original text in with no draw after the first drawing of the original text. So, there's the drawing in, then when it is finished, immediately place the shadow and a copy of the original both with no draw, with the shadow part ONLY moved slightly down and over in position. Thank you for viewing the video; let me know if you need further clarification, and good luck with your projects.

@@JensterJohansson Thank you Jenster. Your video is great, thank you, the problem I have is when I play the timeline it reproduce each layer consecutively. I can't have the video of both layers together. Thanks again for your concern.

@@alfredorates5404 Do you have the shadow and repeated original text set with no delay and no draw duration?

You are so welcome! I hope it helps with your projects. I appreciate your comment.

So glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching!

I hope it will be helpful in your Doodling! I appreciate your view and comments.

More to come!

Glad you enjoyed it

@@JensterJohansson Just subscribed :)

Welcome aboard! I'm trying to get more tutorials out, and your comment motivates me even more.

You're awfully nice. Thank you!

How kind and cool of you to say so. Many thanks to you.

It is important to make sure your cursor is not over any of your assets' settings before scrolling. Scrolling while on top of them will cause them to dial through the settings. Be sure to move your mouse/trackpad cursor off the toolbox before scrolling.

@@JensterJohansson Thanks v much.....finally got it! Very helpful...many thanks

I appreciate that you watched and commented. Thanks!

Happy to help!

I appreciate your comment and views.

Thanks! You're doing well yourself with Doodly, Margaret.

Totally agree. It takes time and repetition. Copy/paste was my friend for this!

@@JensterJohansson and I can add changing the scrne

@@akhileshbhise7266 Yes, changing the scene each time an asset "moves" works, but with a minimum of .5 seconds end-of-scene time, the effect looks more staccato. Using masks and setting the delay to .01 seconds gives a smoother look. But either works!

@@JensterJohansson yes, that works😀. May I know what do you use Doodly for?

Thank you too!

Awesome, thank you!

mrsjay6118, I would be happy to show you a lot of tricks with PowerPoint and Doodly, or PowerPoint use in making videos. I apologize for responding so late after you sent your message.

Link it here...I'd like to see your work, and I'm sure many others would, too.

A mask is an object that, when overlaid on another object, covers all or part of it. It is useful for blocking an unwanted part of an asset, or eliminating it completely. You can make masks in other programs (like Powerpoint, CorelDraw, Keynote, Photoshop, etc.), or even in Doodly using the snip (screen grab) feature on a blank or colored part of the canvas, then reimporting that snipped shape back into Doodly. In this tutorial, the Doodly assets that are inverted become the mask to cover the object we want to blink. The animation tutorial shows use of masks that were made in PP and Keynote. ruclips.net/video/OWHqMvI4ASY/видео.html

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you, Vincent!

Thanks for the visit

I really appreciate your comment!

Nice! Thanks for the practical aspects.

I appreciate that you watched and commented. Danke! Kiitos!

It makes me happy that you commented after watching, and encourages me to keep on creating. Thank you for your support.

@@JensterJohansson I think Doodly should employee you for the marketing done . I felt a little cheated after I bought it as what's included isn't enough to create what I saw but you have shown how combining it is good especially as Doodly has no spell checker but PowerPoint does. Thanks again

Hi, Leslie. That's a common problem. If it's jittery during a pan/zoom function, usually it's during a draw. Try to avoid drawing an asset while Doodly is panning/zooming. Many people have found that increasing the FPS (frames per second) rate during export helps with the jitters. As an experiment, increase to the max (60) and see if it changes anything. Or, as an inverse, reduce, if it's not all the way to the minimum.

@@JensterJohansson Thanks a lot

I would assist any way needed, whether doing a whole project or with just advice. I hesitate to give out my email here, but my Facebook name is the same as on this channel. You could PM me there.

@@JensterJohansson, How do I get an estimate?

@@joyembracingherdestiny Sorry Bernice, I just saw this. My Facebook name has changed since I first wrote to you. It is facebook.com/jennifer.johansson.712/ You can PM me there.

No, I'm sorry. There are several animation programs out there. The Doodly creators also have Toonly for animating characters. There are several other animation programs you can purchase, all of which will export an MP4 you can add into Wondershare, I think.

Bless you, I filled the project for now. I truly love your work.

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for commenting.

Thank you so much for your kind comment. I'm not sure I understand your request about stick figures. Do you mean having a stick figure doing a movement like walking? It would be the same principles found in my Animating with Doodly tutorial found on this channel, particularly the part about the character walking across the screen. If you need further clarification, please respond. You'll find an example of a "stick figure" snowman in this fun holiday video: ruclips.net/video/vx8D4cCv2vk/видео.html

You are so welcome! Can't wait to see your work, if you post on FB.

I hope to see some of your creative work using these simple techniques. The sky's the limit when it comes to Doodly and special effects!

Glad it helped!

Sure thing!

Nice of you to watch and comment. Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate your view and comments.

Thanks and welcome. I'll be you love creating as much as I do.

Really nice. Thanks

Thank you for the feedback.

Glad it was helpful!

My pleasure! I appreciate you and your friendship.

Glad you enjoyed it!

So nice of you to take the time to comment. I always hope that my "advanced" techniques will be useful to any level of Doodly user. You've given me confidence that this one is!

Edgardo, if you make a determined effort, you can do so much more than the simple effects in the video. You can use an imported PNG as a background, or even a screen capture of a Doodly background as a mask, so you can animate objects without having to make a white square.

@@JensterJohansson I have already tried my animation and it worked perfectly well. Thanks a lot!

The entire scene - all cabinets, door, counters - every single asset, including the two children, were pasted in again after every ball position move. All were pasted in with no draw duration. In other words, every single asset became the mask that covered the ball in the previous position. I thought about just repeating the assets that were in the path of the ball, but that created a front/back issue that made just the repeated ones come to front. That didn't work because those elements would cover up ones that were supposed to show. The beginner's explanation of animating with masks is in my Doodly Animation Tutorial.

Wow, thanks!