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Im 15mins in. Actually I know all of the stuff you said till there but I have to say that your explanation style is very dope and beginner friendly. I am definitely going to watch more of your stuff. Especially because you also show common mistakes!! That's so helpful!

Thank. You. I saw other people having a similar explanation, but I didn't see anyone addressing the last frame issue, so this is super helpful, thank you

Why am I here? For we have entered the brainddead UI of Adobe.

All good importing the ai file to after effects, but when i create shapes from vector layer, the bounding box is big and to fix that i have to delete a "group 1" in the content of the layer... why does that happen??

Hi can anyone help me. When i hold down the shift hoping to get a perfect square i get a perfect rectangle instead 😢 same for the ellipse tool i get a perfect oval. What could be the issue

How do I scale the shape inside the mask without scaling the mask itself?

When I import the .ai file, it align>centers each shape in the file to the center of the screen. It also l ayers them alphabetically which is so annoying. What is going on?

I love you and your tutorials! But I have an important question. I have the latest AE update (Version 24.6) and I can't see the "Overlord" panel! Where can I find it?

click and drag is what i was looking for. you made it so easy!

I just spent half of the day binging your videos, it's outrageous your vids are not getting thousands of likes. This is the best resources I'd come across for after effects ever, explanations are crystal clear, straightforward and logical. Just wanna say a big THANK YOU!!

That 90's corporate video music...ugh.

i love you

Thank you.

Thanks for the quick and easy video

Your videos are actually a loop 😵‍💫

These are incredible tutorials, thank you!

Thank you so much!

Great tutorial!

Links are missing in options. I have only layer parents. Please help how to get this links inside options.

Can i get the complete playlist of this video

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Good tutorial step by step👍

Excellent Video!!!

Trying os hard to vocal fry that your voice cracks, it's 2x more annoying...

at 3:00 you say to select the "add" button and select Trim Paths. However, after importing my layers from Illustrator, the only option I see is "Transform". It looks like in your example, there's a star icon next to this layer, whereas mine has the Illustrator icon instead. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance!

Thank you so much! I have trouble exporting through Media Encoder (Dynamic Link error that I am unable to fix), and your method of using Photoshop instead worked very well, plus you have a llot of control over the output size and quality.

Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Teacher, I have a question apart from this tutorial (After Effects). If two circles (fill) with different colours meet together by positioning keyframes and making the third colour it works correctly. If I try with two strokes rather than fill they don't work as with fill? Could you please help me with this?

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Thank you for this! Super helpful :)

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please make a tutorial of how to change dynamically the width of rounded rectangle and keep its left side at the same position because I forget the expressions I used and write it from scratch. in this case I will always refer to your video :)

Thanks, this is very useful. I use shape layers as track mattes, so all the animations in this video apply to my track mattes (paths).

Hi! Thank you for such a valuable effort here. I've been lately incorporating animation and motion graphics into my offer. I'm having kind of an issue: When designing my compositions with the native shape builder in AE (which allow me to animate more specific properties of each element right from the start) instead of dynamic linking files from AI, I sometimes get pixelated artwork when nesting precomps into bigger compositions and doing camera panning. I've triple checked my camera focal length is matching the layer I want to focus on, as well as having the "continously rasterize" toggle on (which is defaulted to always on btw when I make shapes on AE don't know why). Still don't seem to be able to solve this pixelating issue. SO, (and sorry for the lengthy comment) I thought therin came the relevance of making the artwork first on AI and the importing over to AE, but what would be the point of that if later we're turning those layers into native shapes? I would've thought having those linked to a vector layer back in AI was the only way AE could refer to any vecto information when doing that continous rasterizing. So is that info lost when creating shapes from vector layer in AE? I'm sure I'm probably not approaching this matter the best way, any advice would be truly appreciated. Thank you for this excellent channel, subscriber for life.

This is the best keyframes video I've seen so far. I've subscribed

I wasn’t able to find a good tutorial uploaded recently but thankfully I got this as it explained everything perfectly..school of motion had one but was pretty fast paced.. Just one doubt or perhaps suggestion, the preserve transparency option where u made a purple box, maybe if the box was of a different colour it would have made it easier to understand because it got a lot confusing for me what’s the box doing actually… but yeah overall it was a great and a very helpful tutorial. Thanks.

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what if i have multiple shapes in one layer but i just need one solid stroke from that shape? is it possible?

Excellent tutorials. You make it easy to follow. Great pacing. Thank you!

excellent pace, not to fast, not too slow

If you move a layer that has a mask applied to it, it will move the entire layer including the mask. But if you wanted to move the image or whatever's being masked but keep the mask in place use the pan behind tool which is up here or it's also y on the keyboard so you can just slide the image like this.

Hey, Is there a way to parent same child to multiple parent layers. Please help

To be clear on Frames Per Second. 24 is mimicking the mechanical frame rate of a film camera. The whole numbers like 25, 30, 50 and 60 are for streaming. For television 25 FPS and 50 FPS are used in many European countries, we call it PAL. NTSC 29.97 is SD in the US, Canada and Japan, 59.94 is HD. I am a video engineer for SES Satellites and thought I would share some of my knowledge on this. I can't wait to learn more about After Effects! FYI: France and Russia have their own frame rates as well. It is all based on the that countries voltage in their power systems. Ok, I am all done now. haha

Thanks a lot

great video.. learned a lot

very useful - helped me share some comps with a colleague in another country. thanks

EVERYTHING I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR IN ONE VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH <3