For easy access here are the timestamps... Fold-in 0:13 Overshoot 3:50 Wavy Animation 7:02 Horror Film 8:45 Scale and Tracking 10:39 Scale up Position 11:44 Decoding Animation 13:14 Flicker 15:16
It's greatly appreciated how you explained many of the nuances that are too often mechanically dictated in the interest of product completion. A true teacher. Thanks.
This is so well explained and faster paced, so efficiently done. i like how each text animation has the name of it too so I can click back and forth easily.
In the Fold In animation, after you changed the vertical scale value, how does the scale know to expand back out from 0% to 100% without setting scale keyframes? On the Scale and Tracking one, why did you use Start instead of Offset that time?
Fold animation: When working with text animators, the range selector becomes the property we use to animating between two values because it allows you to animate on a "per character" basis, rather than just the whole layer. The two values that the range selector will animate between in the default value (in this case 100% scale, and what ever value you that you change the scale to (in this case I change the vertical scale to 0%) So just by changing that to 0% I now use the range selector to keyframe between 100% and 0% on a per character basis. Scale and Tracking: Because I was animating the entire line (rather than each individual character seperately) I didn't need to change the shape from square to ramp up. You only use the offset value if you need to use Ramp up. Otherwise you can just use the start and end properties.
Wow this is truly an awesome tutorial. Many thanks for this fam. I've got a question tho, how do you know when to use the start ketyframes to animate as opposed to the offset key frames cause I noticed that at some point you stopped animating the offset keyframe. I would really appreciate clarity on this. Once again thanks!!
Thanks for the tutorial. Is there a way by any chance to send you one reference of text animation I found on the web? but I still cant replicate it. Looks like its position and tracking, but just cant make my keyframes right.
Nice, thank you! Would have been nice to have you slow it down and explain a little more about what the different elements (scale,offset and such) actually do and mean. I know this is basic knowledge for people that have been using AE for some time, but since the name of this video has the description "beginners" in it i would asume that there is alot of beginners (like me) that get a little overwhelmed and not really understands what each thing does. Don't know..maybe it's just me ;-)
On the first animation- when I reduce the track to bunch up all the letters, they all smush to the left side of the text box, and when animated they all come from this side of the text box... doesn't look very smooth. In your example they slide from the middle of the text box area, any idea what the difference is?
Adobe: Pay 70 bucks a month to create everything from scratch yourself, including even basic animated titles. It will only take you 30 minutes to create this awesome underwater animated title. Free mobile app: here's 100 different pre-made animated titles, just change the text, color, speed and tweak the animation. Can anyone explain why I need either one of these programs to create a video? My videos are mostly text-on top of video (lyric, chart positions, short recaps of artists career etc).
For easy access here are the timestamps...
Fold-in 0:13
Overshoot 3:50
Wavy Animation 7:02
Horror Film 8:45
Scale and Tracking 10:39
Scale up Position 11:44
Decoding Animation 13:14
Flicker 15:16
This is the best tutorial that i've ever seen
It's greatly appreciated how you explained many of the nuances that are too often mechanically dictated in the interest of product completion. A true teacher. Thanks.
This is so well explained and faster paced, so efficiently done. i like how each text animation has the name of it too so I can click back and forth easily.
Great Video Sir. Really Amazing and helpful for all begginers
So nice of you
Thanks! Very helpful for a beginner!
You're very welcome!
Bit late to the party but I've never seen text animators explained better!
Thank you so much for showing this to us! Amazing effect!
Glad you like it!
A real life saver for my after effects assignment! Your videos are a wonderful reference!
Yay, thank you!
Thank you for making awesome content! I found the effect I needed, and I got very inspired - I will definitely try the horror film effect!💯
brooo you make the best tutorials!!! Fast, funny and simple.👌
I appreciate that!
This Is Just Wow! waiting for your next video Sir..
Keep watching
Very Insightful
very stylish effects to animate text. Thanks!
The bell is hit, like is given.
Thanks.
Great tutorial! Thank youuuuuuu!
Very Helpful
How wonderful!
how can i do the 1:30 part of the square.
Pretty helpful video! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant and very beautiful.
This rocks! TY!
thank you so much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much! On point tutorial very clear.
Glad it was helpful!
9:35 - looks very similiar to the evaporate effect - which is much easier ;)
Thanks Best in class 🙏
Thank you!👍👍👍
I will try
All the best
Thank you lot
Nice
thanks for doing this! im so used to using mister hose that i don't know how to do these which isn't good lol
Happy to help!
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In the Fold In animation, after you changed the vertical scale value, how does the scale know to expand back out from 0% to 100% without setting scale keyframes?
On the Scale and Tracking one, why did you use Start instead of Offset that time?
Fold animation: When working with text animators, the range selector becomes the property we use to animating between two values because it allows you to animate on a "per character" basis, rather than just the whole layer. The two values that the range selector will animate between in the default value (in this case 100% scale, and what ever value you that you change the scale to (in this case I change the vertical scale to 0%) So just by changing that to 0% I now use the range selector to keyframe between 100% and 0% on a per character basis.
Scale and Tracking: Because I was animating the entire line (rather than each individual character seperately) I didn't need to change the shape from square to ramp up. You only use the offset value if you need to use Ramp up. Otherwise you can just use the start and end properties.
@@TheKeyframeAcademy Thank you!!
Wow this is truly an awesome tutorial. Many thanks for this fam. I've got a question tho, how do you know when to use the start ketyframes to animate as opposed to the offset key frames cause I noticed that at some point you stopped animating the offset keyframe. I would really appreciate clarity on this. Once again thanks!!
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Thanks for the tutorial. Is there a way by any chance to send you one reference of text animation I found on the web? but I still cant replicate it. Looks like its position and tracking, but just cant make my keyframes right.
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8:49 black mirror
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Nice, thank you! Would have been nice to have you slow it down and explain a little more about what the different elements (scale,offset and such) actually do and mean. I know this is basic knowledge for people that have been using AE for some time, but since the name of this video has the description "beginners" in it i would asume that there is alot of beginners (like me) that get a little overwhelmed and not really understands what each thing does. Don't know..maybe it's just me ;-)
Probably helpful to watch it a few times through
cool
hi sir, My text animation is not somehow playing. Can you please advise on the reason?
no keyframes? I don't know. Impossible to give a solution based on such limited info.
On the first animation- when I reduce the track to bunch up all the letters, they all smush to the left side of the text box, and when animated they all come from this side of the text box... doesn't look very smooth.
In your example they slide from the middle of the text box area, any idea what the difference is?
Check your paragraph alignment. Sounds like you're in left aligned.
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if i want it from right to left what settings should i put
what name of last text animator?
Opacity?
@@TheKeyframeAcademy method 7
@@TheKeyframeAcademy first animate name
@@TheKeyframeAcademy ?
Make a video on how to make lyrics video with some of these animations please,,,,
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In affect effects
you sound like nick from new girl
Nice, I like Nick
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Adobe: Pay 70 bucks a month to create everything from scratch yourself, including even basic animated titles. It will only take you 30 minutes to create this awesome underwater animated title. Free mobile app: here's 100 different pre-made animated titles, just change the text, color, speed and tweak the animation. Can anyone explain why I need either one of these programs to create a video? My videos are mostly text-on top of video (lyric, chart positions, short recaps of artists career etc).