Hey! You can buy it at AeScripts

Hey! Still here :) Do you mean a cursive font, something like that? This is more tricky, because the stroke effect has a fixed width, but here are a few solutions. - Try recreating the font/logo in Illustrator, make sure to create each line/stroke as a separate shape. Then you can either mask or use the stroke effect on those shapes to reveal your logo. -Or you could try using masks instead of the stroke effect, this might work depending on the logo, and you will have to use multiple masks, but it should still be possible. Does that make sense? 😊

@@LucasMalaquias Thanks. But i guess i already fixed it and my logo animation looks awesome now

Thank you! Appreciate the feedback

@@LucasMalaquiassorry for the toxic comment, its an addiction that I have lmao. You helped me with this tutorial and that’s how I thank

Thank you for the feedback!

Thanks you!

Hey! Sadly you can't really do that with the stroke effect as far as I'm concerned, animating the brush width would affect the whole artwork at once. Creating multiple stroke ffects is also an option, but it would be a bit of a cumbersome Would you mind sharing the use case you would need that for? One way to solve, if you have a very complex shape or font, would be to create individual masks instead of strokes, it takes work, but it would give you loads of flexibility. Drawing a shape layer and using that as a matte would also be possible, and less time consuming than what I mentioned previously. Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you! If you want an in-depth look at how to best configure a Windows PC for AE you can find it here - www.pugetsystems.com/solutions/video-editing-workstations/adobe-after-effects/hardware-recommendations/ But generally speaking, you want a strong CPU with high single-core performance, reasonable amounts of RAM (32GB is a good spot), and a fast SSD for storage. Those are the hardware parts it would be best to focus on at first.

@@LucasMalaquias Thanks

Thanks! So glad to hear

Thanks Steven!

I'm glad to hear! 😊

Thank you!

Thanks, man! Glad it was useful

Hey! Can you tell me in which property and layer you dropped the expression?

That's so awesome to hear! I'm happy it was able to help you that much 😊

Hey! Are you talking about the bounce effect expression? Have you clicked on the stopwatch while holding the "alt" key on your keyboard? This will allow you to paste expressions!

@@LucasMalaquias ohh sorry i didn't notice that i need to copy the expression from you. Thx

Thanks so much! Love those ideas. I'm pinning your comment as those are great recommendations for everyone to try it out. I'd also want to add that the Mesh Warp effect can also be used as one of the distortion effects. And regarding the 4-color gradient, you can add a wiggle expression expression on each color's position for an extra level of animation in the background.

Thank you both for sharing these cool ideas!

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey K3ynot3, how would you like this to react to music exactly? Do you have any examples? I have another video on this channel that teaches to do music reactive content, might help you - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2KoqWV9gb2Ao9k

@@LucasMalaquias I wanted to make the speed of the Video sensitive, the speed how the text is Moving.

@@K3YN0T3 Here's a tutorial that might help you - kzbin.info/www/bejne/maOkk2OdmsyVodU Do those same steps on your footage, and remember to make your loop much longer before applying the effect.

@@LucasMalaquias Ok Thank You very much!

Hey Atakan! To do that you can create a shape layer, and draw a path with the desired color and thickness. Open your shape layer properties, then go to "Add:" and pick "Trim Paths", lower your "End" value to 10%, and animate your Offset value to move the shape based on the path drawn. To taper the shape, open the "Stroke" properties in your shape layer, then go to "Taper" and play with the values to give it the shape you want. Hope that works well for you!

That's so wonderful to hear! I'm glad it was useful for you, Loukes

@@LucasMalaquias Actually used this in a client's video and she loved it! 😊

@@loukes116 That's awesome!! Exactly why I do those tutorials, really happy that it ended up being that useful for you

Glad it served you well Max! TO edit the expression simply click on the text and it will let you edit it, then use your scroll wheel to scroll through the expression (or you could use the keyboard arrows for that too), hope that works for you and any other questions feel free to ask

Thanks for the kind words, Dave! Glad to know it helped you in someway

Hey Jhon! Which spacing are you referring to? Between one letter and the other, or between one word and the other?

@@LucasMalaquias between one word and another

@@jhonadrianl Hey Jhon, I ran through that same problem during the video at 1:47. If you make your text composition wider, it will affect the horizontal distance between each word. For the vertical distance you can simply move the position of each layer.

Thanks for the kind words and sub, Michael!

This comment cracked me up 😂

Hey! What does your mouse icon look like while the Liquify FX is selected? Does it look like a circle (just like in the video at 5:32) or as a normal mouse icon?

@@LucasMalaquias Hey I have the same problem, have the normal mouse even if I change the brush :(

@@thomaschheang5339 hey Thomas! Can you make sure the "Liquify Effect" is selected in the effect control window, please?

Hey Lunaz! There are many ways you can do that. Here's a quick and easy one. 1 - Import the video you want to add inside the circle, drop it right under the circle layer. 2 - In the column "TrkMat" change the option from "None" to "Alpha Matte" from the video layer. This will make so your video will be masked by any layer that is above it. 3 - Things should be working already, but if you want the video to also scale just like the circle, in the column "parent" from the video layer, select the "snail" icon and parent the video layer to the circle layer. Now your video should be following the song as well. Hope that helps, any more questions feel free to ask. And if you want to find more tutorials on the subject, lookup for "Alpha mattes in After Effects" and "Parenting in After Effects", as those are the two techniques you might want to know in order to achieve that.

@@LucasMalaquias you can show video plz

Thanks! Glad it helped you :) Where did Brux shared this video at?

@@LucasMalaquias Brux has not shared this video publicly but he uses this effect in his videos and shows your video for anyone who wants to know how to use it :)

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@@lunazYT mdrr

It's called Montserrat. fonts.google.com/specimen/Montserrat

Valeu man :)