Paint With Light Using Motion 5

[@ericgcastile]

GREAT!

[@blacktigersung15]

Thanks!

[@TheFinalCutBro]

Thank you so much!

[@MattWhittingham]

Good that someone else is supporting and teaching Apple Motion stuff. A very underrated program, I use it all the time, quick, powerful. If only Apple would increase their feature support for it...rotoscoping for example

[@leigh.stallard]

Following along with little fun projects like this is a great way to get better at using Motion! Thanks, Dylan!

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Nice effect, thank you Dylan for sharing.

[@chipcurry]

Great job, Dylan!

[@rottent0ngue]

Thank you as always for your tutorials! Is there a way to do a scribble effect without having to buy a plug-in?

[@bonusroundsteve]

Well edited and informative.

[@giossan9568]

Fantastic!!! Thanks a Lot!!!!!

[@inknpaintCW]

Awesome! I have a student who was looking for something like this! I will pass it along to her this week!

[@markdixon5525]

Great demo! Thank you! And do you take requests? I’m curious to know if you could do a demo showing how to have particles move along a set path. Like bits of dust flowing through a pipe. I’ve struggled to figure out how to do that.

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Awesome & Thanks :)

[@ITsarik]

Hey ! Thank you very much for the video ! Can you suggest an analogue of turbulent displacement for motion?

[@kaoscontrol777]

Great stuff, Bro! I love how you break this down and make it seem so effortless...Thanks! Next, can you how us how to time travel to the future using a flux capacitor and DeLorean? (Doc and I have been trying to figure it out since the 80s)!

[@ihsany8146]

How come this guy doesn’t have 1 million subscribers?

[@ronniejohnston5909]

could I set this up as an effect that could be exported to FCPX so the tracking could be applied to anything in there? Thanks

[@DrCaptainMorgan]

Thanks Apple Motion Bro

[@markdixon5525]

Great demo! Thank you! And do you take requests? I’m curious to know if you could do a demo showing how to have particles move along a set path. Like bits of dust flowing through a pipe. I’ve struggled to figure out how to do that.