So inspiring! Your designs always have a way of uplifting the spirit. Thank you for sharing your creative process and for being such a positive force in the design community
There is no character rigging sort of things. But you can do good enough character animations. You can look at some examples here: www.lottielab.com/examples-illustration
Do you know how to make a loop just in a specific segments of frames? For example: the animation plays oned from 1 to 24 a from 25 to 48 plays in loop (infinite loop just this segment)
As far as I know there is no way to do that. In such a case you might have to make 2 lottie files and then through code hide animation 1 after playing once and let the animation 2 in background keep repeating.
@@DesignXstream I think so too, because I saw in lottie webdite that you can make segments for loop specifications and then share this info with developments, then they can use it for coding.
It doesn't support 3D but you can always use fake 3D like 2.5D animations. You can see some sample of these on the examples page on lottielab's website.
So inspiring! Your designs always have a way of uplifting the spirit. Thank you for sharing your creative process and for being such a positive force in the design community
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Very nice instructions. Subscribed and Lliked 👍
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Amazing explanation
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Very helpful tutorial.. thanks👍
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Can we import illustrator file?
Currently only Lottie File JSON or SVG
can i move a cartoon character with this tool or not
There is no character rigging sort of things. But you can do good enough character animations. You can look at some examples here: www.lottielab.com/examples-illustration
Great video thanks!
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Do you know how to make a loop just in a specific segments of frames? For example: the animation plays oned from 1 to 24 a from 25 to 48 plays in loop (infinite loop just this segment)
As far as I know there is no way to do that. In such a case you might have to make 2 lottie files and then through code hide animation 1 after playing once and let the animation 2 in background keep repeating.
@@DesignXstream I think so too, because I saw in lottie webdite that you can make segments for loop specifications and then share this info with developments, then they can use it for coding.
Yes you are right, there should be a way to achieve this through code where you play it once and then loop a startFrame to endFrame.
@@DesignXstream I think lottie implemented a free tool for optimize the json and from there you can code the segment to configure the play
@@Thaissa81 which tool is it?
Thanks for this walkthrough! Does it have 3D layer? or Fake 3D like 2.5D layers?
It doesn't support 3D but you can always use fake 3D like 2.5D animations. You can see some sample of these on the examples page on lottielab's website.
How can i export my animation to Figma
You can export it as a GIF then import it back into Figma.
@@DesignXstream wow okay thank you 😊
Amazing video!! I hope Lottiefile have some small courses to make some coll animations.
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Hi, so how do I take or export the Lottie lab (animation) file back to Figma please?
You can convert it to a GIF and use it on Figma.
Hello 😊 I am looking for a Lottie designer for a mobile app project.
You can dm me on instagram @designxstream I can see if I can connect you with someone.
Hi 👋🏻 you still looking?
omg! Thank you man!
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Awesome
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allows free to export in Lottie?
Yes it does!
Nice thanks
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Good 😊
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nice one
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