Motion Design (After Effects, Premiere Pro)

Inertial rebound A great expression to have at hand when you want to create the effect of something getting into the frame with a slight rebound. You can change the code to give the impression of a more substantial or dynamic asset. n = 0; if (numKeys > 0){ n = nearestKey(time).index; if (key(n).time > time){ n–; } } if (n == 0){ t = 0; }else{ t = time - key(n).time; } if (n > 0){ v = velocityAtTime(key(n).time - thisComp.frameDuration/10); amp = .05; freq = 4.0; decay = 2.0; value + v*amp*Math.sin(freq*t*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*t); }else{ value; } #expressions | #AE

Create this amazing slow motion effect in Adobe Premiere Pro #lessons | #premiere

Tube Typography Animation #lessons | #AE | by AeMachine

Rig for rolling circle and square. Rolling circle Apply to rotation, animate position: transform.position[0]-(content(“Ellipse 1”).content(“Ellipse Path 1”).size[0]/2)-transform.position[0]/2 Rolling square Works with both shapes and layers and compositions. If the square rolls incorrectly, change the Slider Control value. Add a Slider Control effect to the expanded layer. Apply express to position, animate rotation: targetLayer = thisLayer; squareSize = targetLayer.sourceRectAtTime().width; squareDiag = (Math.sqrt(2)*squareSize)/2/3.5; try{ squareOffset = effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”); } catch(err) { squareOffset = 0; } rot=transform.rotation; scl=transform.scale[0]/100; w=(squareSize/2)*scl; r=(degreesToRadians(rot))*2; t=transform.position; [t[0]+w*rot/45,t[1]-(Math.abs((squareDiag+squareOffset)*Math.sin(r)))*scl]; #expressions | #AE

The Long Game #inspiration | by Abraham E, Aaron Honda

Animating a Title Intro to Music #lessons | #AE | by Manuel does Motion

AdobeLive #inspiration | Oddfellows

Expression of the compression and stretch scale. Adding proportional scaling (compression & stretching principle) to shapes or images. ☝️ Apply the expression to the scale parameter. The animation works from the beginning of the layer. maxDev = 13; // max deviation in pixels spd = 30; //speed of oscillation decay = 1.0; // how fast it slows down t = time - inPoint; x = scale[0] + maxDev*Math.sin(spd*t)/Math.exp(decay*t); y = scale[0]*scale[1]/x; [x,y] #expressions | #AE

11 After Effects Tricks Every Editor Should Know. #lessons | #AE

#inspiration | Lezilus