Animate GRAPHS Like VOX | DaVinci Resolve 18

In this tutorial I show how to create an animated line graph in DaVinci Resolve 18.
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[@FilmicFootprints]

Watch this video next, to create the 3D Article Effect: ruclips.net/video/5yL9QUIYgN0/видео.html

[@ssss6244]

We need people like you ❤ great tutorial ! keep it up

[@nycolassilva995]

You save me brother, keep doing this!!!

[@AaronMoneyMindset]

I've never found another video like this (how to animate a graph). In the past, I had to use generic graphs that are very specific to what I'm talking about in my videos. Please make more videos similar to this. Very, very helpful. Thank you so much!

[@mihawk1096]

Man you are a real life saver thanks for this tutorial Imma try immediately ❤

[@olivierndifon7740]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial

[@ha_ilzz]

thank you so much, I'm learning a lot from you Filmic

[@euphonyunplugged3343]

Amazing Tutorial... This needs to reach more people.

[@KalleNibbenhagen]

Very useful! Thank you very much

[@patrickp8446]

great tutorial. thank you

[@Xen0ks]

Thank you !

[@4sk3wrecital]

thank you, subbed

[@mjackson369]

very good tutorial, clear and to the point, deserves more views

[@FilmicFootprints]

Thank you

[@kaarido8854]

Good one bro

[@KenRossPhotography]

Thanks for this fun tutorial - definitely tips I'll use! I do wonder if using a simple expression on the Text:Modifiers:Displacement to make it = to the Polyline:Length value would have simplified some things slightly since then the text movement should automatically take into account any easing on the line length animation (and automatically stay in sync if you changed it).

[@FilmicFootprints]

Thanks for the tip I‘ll try it tomorrow. And Merry Christmas

[@rahul98003]

Amazing video

[@FilmicFootprints]

Thank you :)

[@PiyushSpace005]

Hey,Plzz attach the link of graphs used in this video....
btw it was a great learning
😍

[@IamS.S.I]

👍👍

[@Jm_Edits_100]

I believe you can use CTRL + T to switch from background to foreground 4:50 without having to disconnect it. You just have to have the merge node selected.

[@FilmicFootprints]

Cool Thank you didn‘t know that yet!

[@Jm_Edits_100]

@@FilmicFootprints No Problem. Thank you for this great tutorial!

[@Desarze]

​@@FilmicFootprintsplease make same video for filmora please

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[@FilmicFootprints]

Haha danke, dein Kommentar hat mich mega gefreut!

[@asken5139]

At 0:58 decreasing the blend mode -> When I do follow this and decrease below 1 then the image simply disappears. Any idea what could be wrong here?

[@onmyway1031]

Hi bro. Great tutorial. I have a query. May I know what is the difference between multiple merge and merge? I'm new to davinci

[@FilmicFootprints]

Hi, I´m glad you liked the tutorial! There is no other difference than that you can connect multiple nodes to the multi merge. In earlier versions of DaVinci there was only the merge node but they added the multi merge node for convenience.

[@ShreyPlays]

Where can i get the same graph screeenshot from?

[@FilmicFootprints]

Pixabay

[@LuperSame]

Great tutorial but there are a few things that you do without explanation that left me confused. At around the 5:08 minute mark, you remove the MultiMerge from being connected to all three nodes without saying how you did that. The video then cuts to another scene and there's a MultiMerge connected where you had just disconnected the other one. So I go back to connect the same one I had just disconnected and I'm back in the same step.

[@FilmicFootprints]

Yeah you’re right it’s a bit confusing. If I remember correctly you can just leave the multimerge connected. I think I tried to figure out why the graph wasn’t showing and then saw that the wrong view was selected or something like that.

[@FilmicFootprints]

I rewatched it and I delete it a few seconds after this because it’s only the image so we had a template for the graph. It’s not important

[@LuperSame]

@@FilmicFootprints i ended up figuring it out but thank you so much for the response.

[@LuperSame]

@@FilmicFootprints btw been watching your other videos on fusion. You gained a sub.

[@arturome195]

Can you also let an image follow the graph?

[@FilmicFootprints]

Yes, I may do a tutorial on that in the near future

[@MisterDemonYT]

Is this studio?

[@FilmicFootprints]

It’s possible in the free version

[@MisterDemonYT]

@@FilmicFootprints what are the differences?