This really is a treasure trove of knowledge, tricks and skills. Thankfully there is a pause button so one has time to let each new piece of gold sink in. Very grateful for your willingness to share Simon.
@@SimonUbsdell I'm sure it's nearly as fun listening to you at 50% speed. 😇You really don't mess about when you're making these. It's good for the first watch through but too fast (for me) to keep up when following along. Don't change a thing. 😂
@@SimonUbsdell I'm halfway through constructing this (it's a rainy Saturday afternoon in Sydney) and the more I do the more I realise that this is like a steak dinner, I really should still be on mashed pumpkin and I'm wearing most of it on my bib. The obvious signs of missing knowledge are when suddenly it doesn't look like what yours does or it doesn't work and I go back a few seconds and see my error, such as selecting the filter to drop into the image mask source box rather than correctly putting the group containing the filter into the image mask source box. If fact I'm going to speculate that these mistakes and having to sort them out are a better aid in comprehension than strictly following your demonstration. The other thing I have realised is I need to get a better handle on what luminance is because when you chose to use it I know that you have a fair idea what the result will be and I'm still going, "that's pretty, I wish I knew why that happened."
I'll let you in on a secret - most of the time I have mashed pumpkin down my front. I make mistakes all the time - and often they creep into the tutorial recordings (which is a serious pain especially if I only spot them too late). If you're interested in some hardcore (but easily digested) info on luminance, you might like my compositing school tutorial that covers the topic: th-cam.com/video/68ZCoFEsn34/w-d-xo.html It's done in Fusion but the principles apply across everything.
Thank you. This was incredibly easy to follow along with & precisely the effect I wanted to know how to do. I did come to a small issue that I'm sure I'm missing something small, but it is annoying me nonetheless. After making the 2D group within the 3D floor group, once I move the FloorSlab into the 2D group, if I add the Kaleidotile effect to the group, the slab does not tile like yours. And if I add it to the FloorSlab specifically, it tiles but it does not fill the full foreground (unless I transform the image) nor does it stretch behind the GLITCH text (it overlays the word GLITCH instead). Again, I'm sure it is something small that I have missed, however if you have any suggestions I would gladly take them.
This is one of those controls where if you scroll beyond the limits of the slider, or if you type in you desired value, you can go much higher. In this case the maximum value that you can input is 10.0.
@@SimonUbsdell Thanks for answer! Your video tutorials is the best place to learn Motion 5. But in this case I can't change values of amount in bump map more than 1,0. I have two mac computers with motion 5 installed and try different projects, but result is the same.
In this instance it's very complicated. The image is 3096x2602 and it's being scaled to 41.51% so the numbers aren't easy to understand. But if you make a fixed resolution group of 2000x2000 and add into it an image of 1000x1000 (scaled to 100%) then to get perfect tiling you would choose a value of 1000 for both the width and height of the Kaleidotile effect. From this you should be able to work out how the numbers I used are right.
every time I rewatch this tutorial I'm amazed at how meticulously you've built it. it's like your tutorials have a dramaturgy in them. love it!
Thank you!
This really is a treasure trove of knowledge, tricks and skills.
Thankfully there is a pause button so one has time to let each new piece of gold sink in.
Very grateful for your willingness to share Simon.
Thank you very much. I really enjoyed doing this one.
@@SimonUbsdell I'm sure it's nearly as fun listening to you at 50% speed. 😇You really don't mess about when you're making these. It's good for the first watch through but too fast (for me) to keep up when following along. Don't change a thing. 😂
@@SimonUbsdell I'm halfway through constructing this (it's a rainy Saturday afternoon in Sydney) and the more I do the more I realise that this is like a steak dinner, I really should still be on mashed pumpkin and I'm wearing most of it on my bib.
The obvious signs of missing knowledge are when suddenly it doesn't look like what yours does or it doesn't work and I go back a few seconds and see my error, such as selecting the filter to drop into the image mask source box rather than correctly putting the group containing the filter into the image mask source box. If fact I'm going to speculate that these mistakes and having to sort them out are a better aid in comprehension than strictly following your demonstration.
The other thing I have realised is I need to get a better handle on what luminance is because when you chose to use it I know that you have a fair idea what the result will be and I'm still going, "that's pretty, I wish I knew why that happened."
I'll let you in on a secret - most of the time I have mashed pumpkin down my front. I make mistakes all the time - and often they creep into the tutorial recordings (which is a serious pain especially if I only spot them too late). If you're interested in some hardcore (but easily digested) info on luminance, you might like my compositing school tutorial that covers the topic: th-cam.com/video/68ZCoFEsn34/w-d-xo.html It's done in Fusion but the principles apply across everything.
i really like that glitch out! the floor reflecting is really nice looking too
You Simon are like the Bob Ross of Apple Motion. Bravo!
You're a godsend, Simon. Thank you for your tutorials!
I can't believe just how great this tutorial is. Is a must subscribe and all the props to you, sir!
Thank you very much.
This is great, and exactly what I was looking for (glitch effects) and learnt alot from this too
I discovered your Motion tutorials recently and am really enjoying them. I wish you had a playlist that collected them all into one spot.
You can browse them all on the website here: hawaiki.co/MotionTutorials
This tutorial was awesome, just getting into Motion coming from After Effects. Had a blast doing this tutorial.
Simon! You're back! Hooray! Welcome back, buddy.
Next one to try! Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much!!
Ur tutorial is so easy to learn. Thanks dude
Your tutorial help me a lot thanks for inspired people keep going mate you are amazing!
Thanks for always doing Motion tuts Simon! So much appreciated. Very tired of AE
Thanks Simon! Great tutorial! Congrats!
This is absolutely brilliant, thank you for sharing this great work!
you are amazing sir! thanks for the great tutorial. best apple motion tuts on youtube
Best tutorial ever, please make more
This all applies to a logo as well I’m guessing instead of typing with text?
The floor slab on mine keeps shrinking in size when I add the kaleidotile. Not sure what I am missing.
Thank you very much for amazing job
Hi Simon
A great Tutorial thanks for that.
Unfortunately I cannot load the zip file
The download starts but then stops
Can you help?
Thanks Peter
Thanks. I am not sure what is causing your problem. I have just tried the download link and it works fine for me. Perhaps try again later?
@@SimonUbsdell Thank you Simon
I will try tomorrow again
Peter
Today it was working fine
Stay well Peter
Thankyou
Can this be used with a png logo instead of text?
Thank you. This was incredibly easy to follow along with & precisely the effect I wanted to know how to do. I did come to a small issue that I'm sure I'm missing something small, but it is annoying me nonetheless. After making the 2D group within the 3D floor group, once I move the FloorSlab into the 2D group, if I add the Kaleidotile effect to the group, the slab does not tile like yours. And if I add it to the FloorSlab specifically, it tiles but it does not fill the full foreground (unless I transform the image) nor does it stretch behind the GLITCH text (it overlays the word GLITCH instead). Again, I'm sure it is something small that I have missed, however if you have any suggestions I would gladly take them.
hi, have you solved this issue?
nvm, found it
Hi, in my motion 5 (version 5.4.3) ,bump map amount is limited to 1,0. Any suggestions?
This is one of those controls where if you scroll beyond the limits of the slider, or if you type in you desired value, you can go much higher. In this case the maximum value that you can input is 10.0.
@@SimonUbsdell Thanks for answer! Your video tutorials is the best place to learn Motion 5. But in this case I can't change values of amount in bump map more than 1,0. I have two mac computers with motion 5 installed and try different projects, but result is the same.
I have a very big problem in kaleidotile...
this is dope totally awesome.
I got everything under control till I hit the overshoot behavior! Lol... Amazing technics! Thanks Simon!
How do you calculate the index between the Floorslab and kaleidotile?
In this instance it's very complicated. The image is 3096x2602 and it's being scaled to 41.51% so the numbers aren't easy to understand. But if you make a fixed resolution group of 2000x2000 and add into it an image of 1000x1000 (scaled to 100%) then to get perfect tiling you would choose a value of 1000 for both the width and height of the Kaleidotile effect. From this you should be able to work out how the numbers I used are right.
that is so sick!!
nice. . .any free stuff u have
Why dont you put the template links?
No assets in this tut, link is not working, I know it's old but please upload them again if you don't mind, I'm new to FCP & Motion, much obliged 👍
The link is still active but due to a change of policy at TH-cam you now need to copy and paste it into your browser to get it to work.
@@SimonUbsdell Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated, will try that now.
@@SimonUbsdell Got them, thank you Very much
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This worked until I added the kaleidotyle filter
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Now, you'll probably notice... you won't notice.