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I just found your channel and I love it! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! The background gran effect would be a great addition. Thanks again and cheers from Mexico!
Your use of effects in a unique way to achieve stunning results is truly impressive. We are definitely eager to learn about the impact of the digital green screen for the background. We hope you can cover it soon. Thank you for all your hard work
I am very glad you like the tutorial, thank you for your message. Great idea! Will try to integrate this into a future tutorial. In the meantime, a great space to find inspiration is SleeekStock.com. This is a curated list of animated projects & products. It is still in its beginning and growing slowly, but only the best products/ projects make it there so, it's great for inspiration!
Hi! Looks cool! How do you add the A to the rest of the word? Does it make sense? The A is individual at the beginning, and then you integrate it into the rest of the word. I know how to do it, but I greatly complicate myself. Thanks!
Hi, It is quite a simple step actually, and it gives visual interest to the whole animation. I have made a video tutorial on how to morph text I will leave a link in this comment. Basically you can start watching from around 3:45. Then when we add the keyframes to the range selector to animate the word in, you have to make sure that the graph editor is very flat at the start. (The Flatter it is the slower the text will appear), thus, this way the first letter loads and there's time until the next letter forms, since the graph is really flat. So its just a matter of tweaking the keyframe from the graph editor. Everything else will stay the same, you don't need to separate the animation or layers. Here's the link! neuronfx.com/text-morph-animation-fonts
Hi, when adding the echo effect, make sure that the object/ text is already animated before you add it, since you will only see its echo if the layer is animated. Decrease or increase the echo time based on your animation. In my case I have set it to around -0.003. This might need to change depending on the speed of your animation. Finally Make sure the number of echoes is increased, ideally higher then 40, so that you will see the multiple echoes. Hope this helps!
➔ Have an Elements Subscription? Support me and get the full project here: 1.envato.market/DK2xQG
➔ Find out more tutorials & After Effects projects on my blog: neuronfx.com/after-effects-techniques-to-improve-text-animation
🎉🎉 You can also vote for my project here! www.sleeekstock.com/digital-products/text-intro-with-morphing-fonts
I just found your channel and I love it! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! The background gran effect would be a great addition. Thanks again and cheers from Mexico!
Thank you so much for your comment! Glad I could help! :)
Your use of effects in a unique way to achieve stunning results is truly impressive. We are definitely eager to learn about the impact of the digital green screen for the background. We hope you can cover it soon. Thank you for all your hard work
Thank you for your time to leave a comment. Much appreciated! Will definitely share more tips and trick and show more cool effect combinations :)
Thanks for this ❤
Glad it was of help! thanks :)
Great tutorial. Thank you brother.❤
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Nice channel,. i learned something new!
Thank you for reaching out! Glad it was of help. Stay tuned, will be uploading a new tutorial very soon! :)
Really appreciate the amazing tutorial!
Could you please create a video on how to find inspiration for animating logos?
Thanks a lot!
I am very glad you like the tutorial, thank you for your message. Great idea! Will try to integrate this into a future tutorial. In the meantime, a great space to find inspiration is SleeekStock.com. This is a curated list of animated projects & products. It is still in its beginning and growing slowly, but only the best products/ projects make it there so, it's great for inspiration!
@@stephanzammit Thank you very much!
Hi! Looks cool! How do you add the A to the rest of the word? Does it make sense? The A is individual at the beginning, and then you integrate it into the rest of the word. I know how to do it, but I greatly complicate myself.
Thanks!
Hi, It is quite a simple step actually, and it gives visual interest to the whole animation. I have made a video tutorial on how to morph text I will leave a link in this comment. Basically you can start watching from around 3:45. Then when we add the keyframes to the range selector to animate the word in, you have to make sure that the graph editor is very flat at the start. (The Flatter it is the slower the text will appear), thus, this way the first letter loads and there's time until the next letter forms, since the graph is really flat. So its just a matter of tweaking the keyframe from the graph editor. Everything else will stay the same, you don't need to separate the animation or layers. Here's the link! neuronfx.com/text-morph-animation-fonts
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Thank you so much!
Hello bro i have one issue if i add echo effect nothing is created any solution for that.
Hi, when adding the echo effect, make sure that the object/ text is already animated before you add it, since you will only see its echo if the layer is animated. Decrease or increase the echo time based on your animation. In my case I have set it to around -0.003. This might need to change depending on the speed of your animation. Finally Make sure the number of echoes is increased, ideally higher then 40, so that you will see the multiple echoes. Hope this helps!