Create Glowing Floor Reflections in After Effects | Tutorial

When using After Effects is tempting to make your projects the best. In this After Effects tutorial, learn how to create floor reflections with any title or graphics you are working with. The floor reflection effect requires a texture and duplication of your work. After Effects allow anything to be reflected off of textures via the compound blur and creative positioning.
Here's the breakdown from the Tutorial:
1. Duplicate your graphics.
2. Move the duplicated graphic below.
3. Go to Edit - Transform - Flip Vertical
4. Add a floor texture to your composition.
5. Turn the floor into a 3D Layer and set the X Rotation to 90 degrees.
6. Move the floor texture to the lower third of your composition.
7. Pre-compose your Floor.
8. Hide the Floor Layer.
9. Create an adjustment layer and add compound blur to it.
10. Set the Compound Blur Floor Settings to your Floor Layer.
In ten steps you can make any motion graphic you have in After Effects become a floor reflection!
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[@scenebender]

What was the point of the stone background

[@Franlopezaz]

what if we animate the text?

[@BranjRL]

I would just copy the animation to the duplicated text layer