yes just add the 'echo' effect to the arrowhead and adjust the echo time and numbers.

right click - ripple delete. But there's an even easier method...you can set in/out points and just copy/paste that part of the sequence, without compromising the clip. Just make sure no clip is selected! ...the PP will copy that area between the markers across all active layers (important) which then can be pasted somewhere else.

There's a little icon next to the path 'reverse path direction'. It depends on the order of how you actually created the path. AE doesn't know which direction you intended initially so you might have to adjust the path direction.

Keep an eye on the pivot/anchor point of each asset (line and arrowhead). That's usually the reason for offset positions. Also make sure to paste into the right parameter (path). Best advice usually, since the tutorial is very short, start over and follow step by step, pause with each step to double check. It will work. Thanks for checking out my channel.

@@videomarknet Will do thanks for the super quick reply. I usually cannot abide watching these tutorials, so much fluff. I feel confident after subscribing I'll be able to add AE to my arsenal quickly. The reverse path helped a lot.

@@videomarknet Ok I almmost got what I wanted which is two horizontal arrows spreading out from center with a countup # between them. I finally got the right line/arrow working as per above. I figured I'd save time and copied the left line and then offset it on X-axis using position to put it on the right side of the center. Then I reversed the path. So now I have line expanding to the left with arrow pointing left pushed by it. I have a line expanding to the right as I desired. I thought now all I'd have to do is copy the left arrow and then copy the path from the new left line but that didn't work. Is there any other setting I need to add to the duplicated arrow to make it travel with the right line now?

@@TheEclecticChef-f7f ultimately you can create one ...and then just precompose and mirror that composition. That would probably be the easiest thing to do now. Remember this is supposed to be a quick method with limited control. Anything beyond that would still require some parenting and expressions. But when both sides are identical (just different directions) precomposing might be a good idea.

@@videomarknet Thanks, I got it to work with both sides. Super helpful, saved the day! :)

@@cmscss not with this technique. It's meant to be the easiest way to create this. For such a rig (update path) you'd need a slightly different approach.

@@ae.altomm glad it worked for you. Thanks

Photoshop CS6 was released in 2012! ....(TWELVE years ago!).

@@videomarknet wow

unfortunately it's impossible to troubleshoot 'not working' comments. I have no idea what's not working on your end. Best advice I can give you is to start over and replicate every single step, compare each parameter, selection, icon etc. it's a short tutorial...it will definitely work.

@@stickmandragonball7518 thank you

thanks for your support.

try the menu ... Layer > Transform > Center in View (while layer selected). That will show you the according Mac shortcut.

thank you!

You can't rotate with the pan tool as it's intended to...well...just pan around. But since Adobe implemented the function that layer mattes can be accessed from any layer this technique is not as important anymore. So in order to rotate I'd work with a shape and set that as a layer mask / matte

thanks, Porter!

thanks for taking the time to leave a thorough comment, Rico! Appreciate it. New tutorials coming now...been a while. Although staying away from Photoshop and full focus on Premiere and After Effects.

thank you!

@@videomarknet No worries, you deserve it. Now I'm trying to make it fit into a 1.5secs slides.

@@mohunrr swapping across tracks not possible as far as I know.

@@videomarknet I come across situations where I have to do this and it is the old fashioned 'carpenter' type!! Something for Adobe engineers to look into!!

As mentioned in the video the bounce is added with the 'Motion 2' plug in. But there are many tutorials explaing a simple bounce in After Effects.

@@videomarknet Thanks for responding. I saw those tutorials. My problem is the object maintaining the same fixed position while the scale bounce is happening. I guess I have to figure out how to get this Motion 2 plugin. Thanks.

thanks, Gabriel!

Hi Christian, that's easy..the error message pops up because it has no target to fill! ...I had no empty layer....I created a new one and selected. Then it has something to fill and it doesn't trigger an error message. Hope that helps.

@@iqbaljournals a whole wave of mogrt with this and more complex templates is coming very soon. stay tuned.

@@csansolo pleasure

@@annag.966 Hi, unfortunately I didn't follow up with that one. I figured I'd rather stick with After Effects and Premiere Pro tutorials for this channel and not further fragment the content here. Sorry

usual questions: ...did you activate it (as demonstrated)? Is your Photoshop older than 2022?

@@videomarknet no i have 2022 version and i activate it but i didn't find : content-aware tracing tool

@@chidourachid2336 ok then I don't know what the issue is. Maybe Adobe does some shenanigangs because you're using a '22 version in '24 idk.

@@videomarknet i uninstalled it and install it and i find it thank you so much

@@LUKUMAYFM You probably don't want to know my day rate

thanks, Chris!