I use this a lot during my week! I always saves me :( and saved other people before, I'm not sure what happened in your side. Did you had the project saved before? like an auto-save somewhere?

Awesome, thanks! Glad you caught that effect on Instagram! Its so cool right? Thanks!!

Thank you so much for following along with my tutorial! 😊 I'd absolutely love to see your finished product! You can share it with me on social media by tagging me or you can send me a link to your work. It always makes my day to see what you've created using my tutorials! 🎨✨

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Yes, absolutely! You can apply this displacement effect to a picture or a video in much the same way we did with the text in this tutorial. Just replace the text layer with your picture or video layer, and use the same displacement map setup. To create an overlay effect, ensure that your displacement map layer is affecting the underlying picture or video through an Adjustment Layer. This allows you to create that glitchy, distorted look across your visual without modifying the original footage directly. For a more intense effect, you can experiment with different displacement maps or combine multiple effects, such as adding "Turbulent Displace" for extra movement.

Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful.

Hey! I've bumped into that issue before. When exporting to GLB from Blender, sometimes the materials don't show up correctly in After Effects. Here's what I usually do: Stick to Principled BSDF Shaders: Make sure all your materials use the Principled BSDF shader. Other shaders might not export properly. UV Unwrap Everything: Double-check that all your objects are UV unwrapped. Without proper UVs, textures can go missing. Embed Textures: In the GLB export settings, be sure to include your textures so they're embedded in the file. That way, After Effects won't lose track of them. Tweak Export Settings: I always check 'Apply Modifiers' and 'Export Materials' when exporting. Sometimes I also triangulate the meshes under geometry settings to prevent any shading issues. After bringing it into After Effects, you might need to relink or adjust textures manually, especially if you're using plugins like Element 3D. Hope this helps!

@@MasdLab Thank you! I had been struggling with this for a few days, but thanks to you, I was able to import colored objects into After Effects. It seems that applying any shader other than the Principled BSDF results in a completely white appearance, but I’ll do some more research on my own as well. Thank you!

Thanks a ton! Really glad you liked it! If you need any more help or got questions, just let me know! 😊

Hoo man! Thank you so much for you words! ☀️ hope you are having a great week!

Great question! Unfortunately, the Radio Waves effect only supports a single image or letter per layer, so it won't work directly with two letters at once. To achieve this, you'll need to duplicate your layer and use the Contour setting to specify which letter each layer should emit. This way, you can have multiple letters repeating by setting up separate wave emitters for each one. Thanks for trying it out, and I'm glad you liked the effect!

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Glad you liked it! Easy techniques with dope results are the best! 😎 Thanks for watching!

So happy you found it awesome and easy! 😊 Thanks a lot for watching!

Hey, I get where you're coming from-sorry about that! To import the font after downloading: Download the Font File (.ttf or .otf). Install the Font: On Windows: Right-click and choose "Install." On Mac: Double-click and hit "Install Font." Restart Illustrator, and it should appear in your font list. Thanks for pointing this out, and I’ll make sure to include these steps more clearly next time!

I want too!! Just learning blender at the moment! Loving it so far! Can’t wait to start something!

Thanks for the feedback! Totally get what you mean-maybe "gradual" or "eased" would be a better way to describe it. I'll keep that in mind for future tutorials! Appreciate you pointing it out. 😊

Thank you!!! Haa so nice to read that! No I’ll never delete them! I’m learning Blender, so I can this effect there! I love cinema 4D, but in Blender, this will be much more approachable to everyone! Have a great rest of the weekend! Thank you so much for you comment and support ☀️

@@MasdLab which is better for motion designer b3d or c4d ?

C4D is the industry standard. I feel it’s much easier to use, and most Design studios work with it. I would say, learn c4d, if you aim to work on a studio environment, but if you feel like going freelance and working solo, Blender is a great tool!

Aw, thank you so much! 😊 I'm really glad you find them helpful! It means a lot to hear that. If there's anything else you'd like to see covered, just let me know!

Welcome! I'm glad I could help :)

Im glad you liked it ☀️ have a great weekend!

That's awesome! Glad this shortcut helps make things quicker for you. Thanks for watching! 😊

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Haha, love the enthusiasm! 🤩 Thanks for watching!

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching! 😊

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Thank you! So happy you enjoyed it! 😊

You're very welcome! 😊 Unfortunately, exporting JSON files from After Effects without any plugins is quite limited. The most common way is to use a plugin like Bodymovin, which is specifically designed for exporting animations as JSON. Without plugins, a workaround could be to export data manually through scripting using the JavaScript Expressions Engine in After Effects. You'd need to write a custom script that extracts data (like keyframes or properties) and then manually format it into JSON. It's not as straightforward as using Bodymovin, but it’s possible if you’re comfortable with scripting. Let me know if you have more questions or need help with a specific part of the process!

Glad you found it valuable! 😊 It’s definitely one of those features that often gets missed. Thanks for watching and appreciating it! 👍

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I’m not sure, but. Think you need to give a value to a slider or something. I would need to see the full code. But try to give values to all the sliders

So happy to hear it helped you out! Those 3D export issues can be such a headache. Glad I could save you some time-thanks for letting me know! 😊

Exactly! You need to duplicate the layer with the expression, and the layer index is what makes each duplicate blink at slightly different rates. To arrange them in a 3x3 grid, just position your layers accordingly in the Composition panel. The expression will automatically adjust based on the layer index, creating that staggered blinking effect. Let me know if you need more details!

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So sorry! I’ve updated the video description and forgot to paste back the link to the expression. It’s already there’s thank you!!

Thank you so much ❤️ I appreciate your support ☀️

Haa, Muchas Gracias! I just click buttons around and sometimes it looks nice! Hehe thank you ☀️

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Haa trial and error, testing, getting code online. But initially is, you have a problem, you do it with keyframes, then you think, is there a better way? Then you look on how to make an expression for you problem, so you never need to make those key frames again hehe

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