Frage von dnk02:
Hi,
I'm new here, I have some suggestions to get through various forums already available ...
Now I got the following question.
I want to text (and later other synonymous levels, such as color space) of "hang down" at the top, turn it over then, but with "Nachwackeln.
I have two examples:
From Sek.30:
- Mobile Year in Review 2010 From Sek.20:
- Zeitgeist 2010: Year in Review Is there's any final instructions which I know not, or even better for self-learning, tutorials??
Oh by the way, I must solve the whole with CS4.
Thanks, Greetings
Antwort von Debonnaire:
Basic 3D video effect (or how this may be called in German). Then, via displacement of the anchor point of the upper edge level s.die and play around with the parameters for "flip" get's you going.
Good?
Antwort von dnk02:
Is this "Obsolete>> 3D Effects"?
In principle, yes, I've synonymous attempt it that way.
But there is more to this Nachklappen that it still goes back and forth.
Manually with the key frame does not work yet so it looks synonymous "real "....
Antwort von Debonnaire:
Do not know how the filter is called in German or in CS5. In the English CS4 he is called "Basic 3D". With a little Rumsuchen with an open mind but surely you can find in your program's version!
Well, PP has no physics simulation, so you gotta work it with keyframes and Bezier curves or EasyIn / EasyOut. With a little trial and error you'll get this down.
This "realistic / organic"-looking movements are often made in Flash. If you have After Effects, you can still do something there, maybe better.
Try to check it!
Antwort von Jörg:
Well, PP has no physics simulation, too much celebrated Debonnaire ...
the contribution starter asks for AE ...
Antwort von dnk02:
Thank you both!
Yes, Jörg, approximately. Sun've built synonymous ego then, everything is still bit optimized, but it will certainly go on. :-)
Antwort von Mylenium:
Manually with the key frame does not work yet so it looks synonymous "real ".... Some things just make work ... Otherwise you can try something once so imemr: http://aescripts.com/ease-and-wizz/
Mylenium
Antwort von Debonnaire:
Well, PP has no physics simulation,
too much celebrated Debonnaire ...
the contribution starter asks for AE ... Oh, ääähhh ... hicks ... hmmm ... yes logo! AE! ;-) Kind 'ick dock! ;-)
