I used this tutorial to make my "HAPPY NEW YEAR" greeting on my channel. Went slightly further than this tutorial by completing the roll-out, adding drop shadows, and animating a moving mouth for the narration. Learning a lot from your channel. TY.
Have you ever used duik 16? You can parent to 2 nulls and animate there connection and also there's a way to spin away from a parented object and use degrees.
Great job Evan, as always. Love to watch your tutorials even if I now allready know I probably never need to make a snowman build itself. I learn from the methodes you use. It really helped me getting going in AE and improves me to the extend to what I know
Now parent your orange null to the big snowball and move it around to get your own little snowBB8... Could be interesting by the way to connect the layer's speed to a soundfx level for automated sound design :)
Nice tut! Thanks:) I tried to archive it with just one null. I calculated the distance with the help of the first position-keyframe (key(1).value[0]). It works - but if I add scale keyframes onto the null, it doesn’t seem to rotate correctly. Do you know why? d=content("Ellipse 1").content("Elliptischer Pfad 1").size[0]; c=d*Math.PI; r=360/c; deltax=thisComp.layer("controller").transform.position[0]-thisComp.layer("controller").transform.position.key(1).value[0]; s=thisComp.layer("controller").transform.scale[0]/100; r*deltax/s;
What is with tutorials only going half way? You created the full example from the start, but then only show how to get half way there. I started this tutorial with the hopes of making a fully LOOPING animation like the example. The tutorial, however, stops after you get the head to the top. You'd think that making it fall off and roll to the starting position would be easy enough, but between null hand offs, rotation expressions, and getting the texture to line up, we are just left hanging. If you're going to make a tutorial, PLEASE DON'T put stuff in the example that you don't actualy teach. This is frustratingly common, and wastes SO much of people's time. When you think you've found a tutorial that will cover exactly what you are searching for, because it's right there in the example, only to find out AFTER watching the entire 20 minutes, that it doesn't even TOUCH on the part you're looking for.
Let the bodies hit the FLOOR! Love it!!! Thank you Evan!!!!!
I used this tutorial to make my "HAPPY NEW YEAR" greeting on my channel. Went slightly further than this tutorial by completing the roll-out, adding drop shadows, and animating a moving mouth for the narration. Learning a lot from your channel. TY.
not sticking around for the full tut this time, but really glad I watched long enough for the frozen reference.
Next time I'll include more singing ;)
Excellent tutorial, lots of info packed into a simple tutorial we can follow
Dude I love you. Thanks.
so nice expressions
Pretty cool!
Have you ever used duik 16? You can parent to 2 nulls and animate there connection and also there's a way to spin away from a parented object and use degrees.
Great job Evan, as always. Love to watch your tutorials even if I now allready know I probably never need to make a snowman build itself.
I learn from the methodes you use. It really helped me getting going in AE and improves me to the extend to what I know
Now parent your orange null to the big snowball and move it around to get your own little snowBB8... Could be interesting by the way to connect the layer's speed to a soundfx level for automated sound design :)
Throw a little pitch and volume change on a tone of some kind. Could be fun. I don't get into Ae's audio side much myself.
@@ECAbrams Yeah it is quite limited... If only we'd get some of Premiere's effects. Does audio work through mogrts?
Good question. I think any layer that is part of the comp will transfer over. But that might be it.
Nice tut! Thanks:)
I tried to archive it with just one null. I calculated the distance with the help of the first position-keyframe (key(1).value[0]).
It works - but if I add scale keyframes onto the null, it doesn’t seem to rotate correctly. Do you know why?
d=content("Ellipse 1").content("Elliptischer Pfad 1").size[0];
c=d*Math.PI;
r=360/c;
deltax=thisComp.layer("controller").transform.position[0]-thisComp.layer("controller").transform.position.key(1).value[0];
s=thisComp.layer("controller").transform.scale[0]/100;
r*deltax/s;
How strange. Does it appear to be going too slow? Too fast? or not changing speed at all?
Güzel, sade bir anlatım dostum. Emeğine sağlık.
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Not on the ball this time
What is with tutorials only going half way? You created the full example from the start, but then only show how to get half way there.
I started this tutorial with the hopes of making a fully LOOPING animation like the example. The tutorial, however, stops after you get the head to the top.
You'd think that making it fall off and roll to the starting position would be easy enough, but between null hand offs, rotation expressions, and getting the texture to line up, we are just left hanging.
If you're going to make a tutorial, PLEASE DON'T put stuff in the example that you don't actualy teach.
This is frustratingly common, and wastes SO much of people's time. When you think you've found a tutorial that will cover exactly what you are searching for, because it's right there in the example, only to find out AFTER watching the entire 20 minutes, that it doesn't even TOUCH on the part you're looking for.