OMG ....I have Just got motion a week ago and have been watching your tutorials for the last few days. I have created a new Intro for my videos and a new titles template both of which have made an appearance on my latest upload. Your tutorials are amazing and I will go on using them. In just a few days you have helped me so much. Thank you so much!!
This is exactly why I do these. I’ve been sitting on a LOT of lessons as Apple is set to release new versions of final cut and Motion. I can’t wait for you and others to see the new lessons. I’m taking all the stuff I used in tv and short films and basically building my own college level course for motion graphics, titles etc.
It's funny because as the lesson goes on I begin to think of uses for this new "tool" he's teaching us, knowledge really opens up the creative mind's possibilities
+Chris Dearling thanks for the comment. To be honest this lesson took over a month to put together as the topic is so broad and powerful it was tough to decide what was "essential" topics to cover. I plan on doing a whole series of just emitter video in the future.thanks for watching.
Thanks for checking it out. I will admit that particles and emitters in motion are likely one of its biggest weak points compared to other programs out there. It severely needs an update.
Great tuto! I was looking how to create particules of rain, with a camera looking down. It looks pretty much like what you've introduced in the begin of this tuto... Is there a tuto covering this subject that you've done? Many thanks!
+Dorian Craddock Hi there! Thanks for watching and noticing that particle example. You may or may not have noticed-but each of the lessons I have covered so far are like an introduction to that topic. There's a lot of room to cover much more in those topics but I try to keep them brief. So each of the lessons will get unfolded into deeper lessons. In this case with the space emitter- that will be covered after the intro to 3D layers and cameras are covered (slated for lessons 9 and 11) Thanks for the question hope that answers it.
yeah i did notice you were doing that :D that method man, i watched this tutorial once and the method just stuck in my head! gonna tear through all of them tonight more than likely :D look forward to seeing that finished space particle vid! BOSS!!!
Thank you so much!! So clear and helpful! :-) This helped me to make snowflakes falling from the sky :) I just have a question: can you set 2 color modes at the same time? I'd like the snowflakes to have a different range of colors but making all of them appear and disappear with the opacity over life...
Hi there- glad you found it useful. You can absolutely have different color modes. The trick is to give you emitter 2 different 'cells" This way you can dial in colors for each cell. Or you can animate the color of a particular cell to change over time, like from birth to death. This is how a lot of fire and spork effects are done- They start out 1 color, then when they are set to disappear they change to another. Just make a keyframe in the color value and change it over time. Hope that helps, and thanks for your question. -Stanisalw
After I set the emitter shape to Rectangle, the size bounding box does not appear like in you video? if I manually adjust the size with the slider the max size is limited to 1000. I obviously need it to be higher than that. Is there another way I can make the Emitter shape bounding box to appear?
Check your view setting in the top right corner. It’s likely off. If you need to go bigger, put it in a group and scale the group. Good luck and thanks for the comment.
@@AVUltra thanks I figured it out. turns out I needed to be using the Adjust item tool to make the emitter shape box to appear, just like in your video. I guess I missed that part in the beginning. But I actually needed to know about the view settings too, so thanks for that too!
Hey. Can you demonstrate how you get text follow a object in a video. I know that it can be done I After Effects, but I wan't to know if it can be done I Apple Motion. Thanks
+Niels Lensvold Thanks for your question. There's a lot of different ways you could do this. I'll be covering the link behavior which is one way- but a quick easy way would be to place the text and moving object in the same group and animate the group position. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching. -Stanislaw
it is! I actually built a few lessons on building visualizers etc, but the reality is the audio analysis is pretty slow so it wasn't a great video. What you can do is take an audio file, analyze it, and then link any parameter, so it could be position, or color, or scale, or all of them.
Yes, you can make confetti in motion. Make a rectangle with your shape tools, Click emitter, open the inspector and change position and color. Instant party 🎉 Thanks for your comments. Currently I don’t have a store and had to switch where I was selling my products. Apologies, and sorry for the inconvenience.
It can vary. I use emitters a lit for smoke effects, fire effects, particle things like dust or debris, rain, rain splatters, fake 3d items etc. like if you wanted to do several playing cards or have a bunch of items shoot from something this would be way faster than animated all of them by hand.
The best motion tutorial I've even seen . Very helpful ! Thanks a lot !
WOW! Best tutorial ever. So much pertinent information and you get right to the point without any extraneous information. I just subscribed.
OMG ....I have Just got motion a week ago and have been watching your tutorials for the last few days. I have created a new Intro for my videos and a new titles template both of which have made an appearance on my latest upload. Your tutorials are amazing and I will go on using them. In just a few days you have helped me so much. Thank you so much!!
This is exactly why I do these. I’ve been sitting on a LOT of lessons as Apple is set to release new versions of final cut and Motion.
I can’t wait for you and others to see the new lessons.
I’m taking all the stuff I used in tv and short films and basically building my own college level course for motion graphics, titles etc.
Thanks so much for the comment and looking forward to seeing your vids.
@@AVUltra No thank you....ao much to learn...so little time....but your tutorials ate fun and interesting :)
I keep coming back to your videos. Thanks so much for going into such detail and covering so many topics.
Thanks for the kind words!
I'm thrilled to teach, and I hope to keep putting these together.
Thank you so much for teaching us these great tips!
Thanks for watching!
Hope you make some great stuff.
-Stanislaw Luberda
AV-Ultra
Fantastic as always. Learning so much! Thank you.
a big fan from iran
After learning from this training intro, it's fun to use emitter! Thank you for teaching and sharing!
+Joyu Lin thanks for watching!
It's funny because as the lesson goes on I begin to think of uses for this new "tool" he's teaching us, knowledge really opens up the creative mind's possibilities
amazing tutorial thank you!
These lessons are excellent. Thank you!
Glad you think so!
Holy lord this is a great video. SUBSCRIBED.
Welcome aboard!
Great video i didn't know i could change the colour and opacity over life that way look forward to the next one thanks
+Chris Dearling thanks for the comment. To be honest this lesson took over a month to put together as the topic is so broad and powerful it was tough to decide what was "essential" topics to cover. I plan on doing a whole series of just emitter video in the future.thanks for watching.
Very clear and useful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent! Even today on 2020! 😊
Amazing and so well explained. Thank you so much!
All your tutorials helped me a great deal ! Will you make any other motion trainings in the close future ? :)
+Rafał Lizon Most likely will finish 8 9 and 10 by end of march. Will continue them after as well. Thanks for watching
great, I am really looking forward to it ! :)
Thank you!
Thanks for making this, it's very helpful tutorial!
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the feedback.
-Stanislaw
Great tutorial! Thank you!
That's for watching, hope I helped. -Stanislaw
Amazing content man ! Subscribed for good.
Really good! Thanks for this - it helped a lot
Thanks for checking it out. I will admit that particles and emitters in motion are likely one of its biggest weak points compared to other programs out there. It severely needs an update.
Great tuto! I was looking how to create particules of rain, with a camera looking down. It looks pretty much like what you've introduced in the begin of this tuto... Is there a tuto covering this subject that you've done?
Many thanks!
really want to learn how to make that star field
hey man great vid! subscribed!! would love to know how you made the space one!!
+Dorian Craddock Hi there!
Thanks for watching and noticing that particle example.
You may or may not have noticed-but each of the lessons I have covered so far are like an introduction to that topic. There's a lot of room to cover much more in those topics but I try to keep them brief. So each of the lessons will get unfolded into deeper lessons. In this case with the space emitter- that will be covered after the intro to 3D layers and cameras are covered (slated for lessons 9 and 11)
Thanks for the question hope that answers it.
yeah i did notice you were doing that :D that method man, i watched this tutorial once and the method just stuck in my head! gonna tear through all of them tonight more than likely :D look forward to seeing that finished space particle vid!
BOSS!!!
Thanks- hope you enjoy the rest. Appreciate the support.
-Stanislaw
Great Video! You did a great job this tutorial.
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate the comment.
-Stanislaw
Thank you so much!! So clear and helpful! :-) This helped me to make snowflakes falling from the sky :) I just have a question: can you set 2 color modes at the same time? I'd like the snowflakes to have a different range of colors but making all of them appear and disappear with the opacity over life...
Hi there- glad you found it useful.
You can absolutely have different color modes.
The trick is to give you emitter 2 different 'cells"
This way you can dial in colors for each cell.
Or you can animate the color of a particular cell to change over time, like from birth to death. This is how a lot of fire and spork effects are done- They start out 1 color, then when they are set to disappear they change to another.
Just make a keyframe in the color value and change it over time.
Hope that helps, and thanks for your question.
-Stanisalw
@@AVUltra Thanks so much! I'm gonna see if I can do that :)
i have to go after this
Awesome thank you!
+cole tidwell thanks for watching.
-Stanislaw
got to make me some emitters!!!
After I set the emitter shape to Rectangle, the size bounding box does not appear like in you video? if I manually adjust the size with the slider the max size is limited to 1000. I obviously need it to be higher than that. Is there another way I can make the Emitter shape bounding box to appear?
Never mind, I figured out that I can just manually input the values for the size, width, and height. Thanks anyways though.
Check your view setting in the top right corner. It’s likely off. If you need to go bigger, put it in a group and scale the group. Good luck and thanks for the comment.
@@AVUltra thanks I figured it out. turns out I needed to be using the Adjust item tool to make the emitter shape box to appear, just like in your video. I guess I missed that part in the beginning. But I actually needed to know about the view settings too, so thanks for that too!
Hey. Can you demonstrate how you get text follow a object in a video. I know that it can be done I After Effects, but I wan't to know if it can be done I Apple Motion. Thanks
+Niels Lensvold Thanks for your question. There's a lot of different ways you could do this. I'll be covering the link behavior which is one way- but a quick easy way would be to place the text and moving object in the same group and animate the group position.
Hope that helps! Thanks for watching.
-Stanislaw
AV-Ultra Thanks very much
If you were still looking for this- I covered it in the motion tracker and match move lesson.
AV, how do you charge for your tutorials?
Is it possible to have an emitter spit our random objects like photos?
Use an image sequence (number photos 0-100 in a folder) and chose random from the choices.
Is it possible to make the particals react to music?
it is! I actually built a few lessons on building visualizers etc, but the reality is the audio analysis is pretty slow so it wasn't a great video.
What you can do is take an audio file, analyze it, and then link any parameter, so it could be position, or color, or scale, or all of them.
How do you get the ruler in the viewer ?
Hi there-
In your canvas, go to View, Rulers.
Otherwise you could just his SHIFT COMMAND R.
The rest of the view options are in there too.
-Stanislaw
is it possible to make the videos get emitted ?
Apologies- I don't understand the question.
link not working. can we make confetti in motion 5
Yes, you can make confetti in motion.
Make a rectangle with your shape tools,
Click emitter, open the inspector and change position and color.
Instant party 🎉
Thanks for your comments. Currently I don’t have a store and had to switch where I was selling my products.
Apologies, and sorry for the inconvenience.
Great
Thanks!
More, More, More, just keep making more videos
Thanks for the encouragement- Appreciate it.
I will say they look super cool but just can't really see the applicability for them
It can vary. I use emitters a lit for smoke effects, fire effects, particle things like dust or debris, rain, rain splatters, fake 3d items etc. like if you wanted to do several playing cards or have a bunch of items shoot from something this would be way faster than animated all of them by hand.
Lol my MacBook Air can do 1000 fine, but 10,000 freezes it.
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Massive thanks👍🏼
Thanks for checking it out. Glad I could help.