How Can This Be 3D? | Fake 3D After Effects Tutorial

[@MicDoesThings]

I’m jealous I never thought of that! Great tip!!

[@Pixflow]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@claudream]

I was looking for this kind of tutorial and i found your video, it is really helpful !!

[@Pixflow]

Thanks for your attention, we're so glad that you liked it :)

[@dafanouv]

Thank you for tutorial it's so helpful for me! 🤘🤘

[@Pixflow]

It's our pleasure!🙂

[@Asmith3]

great value 👌♥️

[@Pixflow]

Glad you think so!

[@Redziollo]

it rotates in one place, after parenting or without, no changes, just rotates in one place, not moving around planet

[@Pixflow]

You need to place the null object in the middle of the scene and the orbiter far from it on the side, then parent them.

[@CSN4949]

thank very much. you good! Maybe for the next video

[@Pixflow]

Glad you liked it 😊

[@NeroNYC110]

How would I go about making the moon a mask and reveal a textlayer?

[@Pixflow]

Hi there, Thanks for contacting us. You can either create a shape layer as the matte layer for your text and then animate it with position to reveal the text, or create a mask for the text layer and animate that in accordance to the movement of the moon.

[@Taisseervisual]

Thanks indeed

[@Pixflow]

It's our pleasure🙂

[@tegarsatriawan1661]

why my orbiter didn't rotating in back of the planet?

[@Pixflow]

Hi there, The orbiter layer should be on top of the planet layer in the timeline and they should be 3d layers

[@rahulvishwakarma853]

Supeb bro

[@Pixflow]

Glad you liked it :)

[@umfernandes]

legal!

[@deepabisht1226]

tnq so much god less u

[@Pixflow]

So nice of you!

[@361degressvr7]

Really good ! But , ... it s a satelite NOT a planete ... because he have to turn around a star to be a planete , AND animation is more difficults because the intern lights have to rotate during the revolution. ;-) Maybe for the next video, if EA could do it

[@Pixflow]

Yeah a lot can be done to make it more realistic, we tried to keep it simple for this one.

[@Amjuli]

@@Pixflow And I really appreciate it, how about making a video showing and explaining the effects (as many as you want)?

[@Pixflow]

Maybe in the future :)