Cavalry: Mograph for 2 Dimensions!

[@LBEvideo]

Yeees the holy grail is complete. After effects < Cavalry Photoshop < affinity photos Illustrator < Affinity designer Premiere < Davinci resolve

[@FirstLast-ck1kf]

Congrats ! and yes, we want more cavalry tuts/vids ! XXX

[@OgglemcSly]

I’d love a fresh look at this, considering integrating this into my motion design workflow. I primarily work with adobe and blender, would love to move to affinity, calvalry, and blender

[@maisounanas]

wow, so lovely at last we got a new motion graphics option .. it looks really promosing and may hit AE so hard if it had movie out put i would have switched already :) so will be waiting

[@kristiaankristiaan5278]

Will you be able to use your own assets, like raster and vector drawings? I've not seen any videos that use it in a more traditional way. I mostly make my own drawings move inside AF, but looking for something else.

[@ignaciosagrario]

A node graph editor would have been a dream...

[@drzigzag8985]

Yes, I will be testing Cavalry, love to see more options Mograph space

[@2424rocket]

As a demo, impressive. But nobody could possibly do what you just did by watching your video. You need to teach simple things. You say connect this and connect that but you don’t really show how to do that. We really need to get back to the basics before you move on to more complicated stuff.

[@krapart]

is there any sort of Range Mapper or way to do math for things so they're not linked by absolute numbers?

[@nicktheritter]

Yes, there's a tool called Number Range.

[@micheloo]

Actually, you can use the same falloff for as many behaviors as you want.. you just connect your current falloff to the falloff field of your new behaviors.

[@marvelousdecay]

Oh damn. You're right! Just gave it a try. Don't know how I missed that! Thanks!

[@verifiedcreative1753]

Dimitris I was just about to let you know this as well! In addition to that option, you can use an animator or null, or even one of the basic value behaviors as an adjustment layer that you connect all of them to. Great video though thanks!

[@davefleury2583]

Just in case new people start seeing this I have not come across any of the issues he mentions here. 2.0 i s stable for me and I love what I am seeing.

[@ddigital4608]

Thank You for such an informative video... I was actually looking for an alternative for after effect .. can you please explain whole things from scratch for beginners?? Like series... from beginners to advance? Let me now Thank You. Regards, Devika

[@deadlyk1tten]

stop constantly looking away, its really really distracting.....

[@Nomo_Popo]

I was hoping this video was older simply because of the issues and limits you were speaking of, but this is very exciting to me, even though I've only tinkered a bit more with motion graphics in the past (though I do have a near professional experience in AE, a lot of it was focused on roto and tracking). I have hardly any experience in C4D and none in Motion. I hardly have time to play around with mograph AND when it comes to wanting to create cool gifs, I like the idea of creating them via creative coding. But THIS? Seems right up my alley. Since this would just be a light occasional hobby, I'm not going to invest in or pirate the typical programs. What I'd REALLY like it to have is MIDI/OSC control so that I can map my external hardware controls to various parameters and then record them in realtimew in the timeline. the closest I have to that right now is creating patches in Max/MSP/Jitter which I do own and have experience with, but most of my experience is limited to the Max part and its limiting ES5 support. Once out of beta I hope they keep their price point fair for light users like myself. Thanks for this review. Cheers!

[@nobody-u-know]

Looks just like mash in 2d! I feel like I already know how to use it!

[@nicktheritter]

Awesome little overview, thank you!

[@deanwcphillips]

Amazing video, man! At 7:26 you said there were some limitations, what would you say they are?

[@eliseogg7062]

this is much more better than oficial getting started

[@RidwanChachunya]

Thank you for th eexplanation

[@GARTZ09]

How to export as mp4.

[@nonform_yt]

Great tip. Thank you!

[@videointerieru]

Wow, so cool to explain it with the references to Cinema 4d and AFX, thanks Dimitris. Really looking forward to explore Cavalry more.

[@andreitice1081]

Very nice video, amazing gradient effect, it would be very nice to have a tutorial showing how to do this effect in Cavalry.

[@witwiki9554]

I'm planning on it now that you've enlightened me. Thnx ttyl

[@federicomunozcorrea1635]

I'm a fan!

[@Rcoveney3962]

how do you set up the file to fit Instagram posts and story?

[@PJP2]

It is almost like Adobe Animate CC

[@amitmishra6904]

difference between free and paid cavalry ?

[@peterluxus7382]

£16/mo ... and gone

[@jimisv5215]

ΚΑΤΣΕ ΚΙ ΕΣΥ ΕΛΛΗΝΑΣ ΕΙΣΑ????

[@cedricchase]

Been waiting for something like this for a long time!

[@JonesCrimson]

What the fuck is a mograph?

[@marvelousdecay]

Mograph is a feature in Cinema 4D that basically started motion graphics as we know them now.

[@moved842]

Wait, imma little confused, is it free or not?

[@marvelousdecay]

There is a free version but the commercial version costs money. You can see the pricing here cavalry.scenegroup.co

[@moved842]

@@marvelousdecay tyyy

[@bramswaneveld3143]

Hi, how can I download the software??

[@marvelousdecay]

cavalry.scenegroup.co

[@bramswaneveld3143]

@@marvelousdecay Thank you. I just found it but the subscribe method is a little strange, but finally I succeeded. With regards, Bram

[@NewbNinjas]

Whats with the damn adverts every 2 minutes? Jesus.