This week, we go over another path to ultimate text-glitchyness using some simple mattes generated with C4D and mograph.
For more information check out Nik Hill's Go Bag end credits.
And I just found this link from Cineversity which might make my tutorial irrelevant (but I think it explains the 3D side, not the text).
And check out my previous glitch text tutorial (#28)
In this tutorial we continue to unlock the black hole of expression selectors. We've figured out how to loop animations around path text masks.
Check out tutorial #34 and #35 for more information.
In this tutorial we continue to unlock the black hole of expression selectors. We've figured out how to loop animations around path text masks.
Check out tutorial #34 and #36 for more information.
In this tutorial we attempt to uncover the dark art of Expression Selectors inside of Text Animators.
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And when you're done, continue on with #35 and #36.
This is another quick tips video that explains a lot of common mistakes that new animators make. While we're normally geared to advanced users, I haven't seen a tutorial highlighting most of these concepts for new people.
Timecode for the beginning of each of the ten points is as follows:
If you know any new animators, pass this on. Thanks for watching!
In my quest for delay effectors and randomization in shape layers, I stumbled across a technique using text on a path. I wish I could say I figured out this one on my own, but in this case I'm standing on the shoulders of giants once again. Knowing of the technique, I figured out one way to do it.
This technique has endless possibilities. There are so many properties that can be animated through text animators that you can do anything. I bet you could even do a simple particle system using these animators. And if you combine it with the dark magic of expression selectors or even wiggly selectors, you can do even crazier stuff. Perhaps we'll explore that in a future tutorial.
In this tutorial, I have some fun with displacement maps. This tutorial is meant to hopefully give you some ideas for using the displacement map plugin in a different way.
In this tutorial I show you a technique to fake a Delay Effector in After Effects. It ends up somewhat glitchy, but it could be useful to you in a project.
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In this tutorial I show a technique to have random motion on a grid using a single precomped layer, time remapping, and expressions. Make sure to check out Dan Ebbert's Lesson on Random Motion over at motionscript.com to see another way to handle this.
You thought I was going to say pants, didn't you, you pervert. :) In this tutorial we go over a cool way to get some glitchy stretch text action. Check it out!
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