UI Interface Animation With Numbers - After Effects Tutorial

[@RodrigoMirra]

You make it WAY easier than I thought. AMazingly smart

[@StrongCoolAnd]

Perfect solution, thanks a lot.

[@ceciliazambeaux6958]

Thanks quick & effective !

This is exactly what I need. Thanks a lot!

[@bercompany]

Really liked your intro ❤ Also, thx for the tutorial. This is exactly what i need to finish a Project. Got 1 sub 😁

[@personalprobrasil]

Hehehehe, olha quem está aqui

[@alsabaso02]

Very NICE! This is what I need. Thank you!

[@alhamedabdulrahman1835]

Thanks a lot, your content is awesome & unique!

[@NullzoneCrew]

Hey there!At 1:56 the numbers are inside a delimitated mask, you can see the shapes of the numbers going in and out, and right in the next scene, I can see the numbers fading in and out, like a blur applicated to the mask. How did you do that? That's smooth :)

[@ruikkapaska]

i think thats the "feather" option in the mask

[@hanneshuber3d]

As he uses the Track Matte feature, there's no feather option like when using a mask directly inside a shape layer. Just apply a blur of your choice on the Mask layer instead (e.g. "fast box blur"), set it to the strength of your choice and you're good to go! :D

[@joshabbey2582]

@@hanneshuber3d no it's "mask feather" on the mask

[@Shaffi212]

Thank you for the tutorial!

[@CuriosidadVoraz]

thank you!!!

[@meikwanchin9184]

Can u make more tutorials teaching UI and infographic animation? I'll keep supporting you!!!!

[@PBIfandy]

amazing video man, thx!

[@iamhmmmguy]

Really helpful dude

[@CrystalWhitlow]

You are amazing! thank you!

[@mikkoargonza]

So how did you blur out the edges of the mask?

[@RodrigoMirra]

Yeap, he skipped that step. Inside the MASK layer, look for the property MASK FEATHER and give it some pixels

[@mikkoargonza]

@@RodrigoMirra thanks bruv

[@constantadi]

@@RodrigoMirra cheers

[@ParlonsAstronomie]

@@RodrigoMirra Thnak you !

[@karthikeyanr4401]

@@RodrigoMirra You saved me 🥴🛐

[@Ultimate-Spot]

effect("Slider Control")("Slider").value.toFixed(2) when i put number in slider - 14.92 . it shows round figure 14.90.... why??? It should be 14.92 How to fix

[@gustavomaron8189]

thank you, really helpfull

[@CrystalWhitlow]

I don't understand why you make the null, instead of just copying the same layer again.

[@BroodingPsycho]

My guess would be, because he already has keyframes for positions, it would make it easier for him to change positions without having to readjust the keyframes if he wants to fix positioning.

[@AbdulsalamShaballout]

@@BroodingPsycho thank you for the explanation, it makes total sense!

[@matthewjackson2656]

2:10 i did the same thing in the video but why my graph is in a shape of 'S' instead arch shape like yours?

[@stefannikolic2514]

change diagramtyp to "chose curvetyp automaticly" in your diagrameditor, this fixed it for me

[@timerens_]

there is a peed graph and a value graph

[@baca.forever4770]

Thanks

[@abusayeed4787]

Cool Video Bro

[@thanhtran275]

how to fade Top and Bottom? thanks

[@torimunoz5342]

From another comment: "he skipped that step. Inside the MASK layer, look for the property MASK FEATHER and give it some pixels"

[@anasradwan6915]

thank you 😍

[@ParlonsAstronomie]

1:59 What happened here ? How does the mask's edges goes from sharp to smooth ?

[@efecoskn]

exactly!?

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@vipex8105]

I really like your intro, can you please make a video on how tow make like that(Same thing isn't necessary I'm just wondering how it's made)!

[@LoungeFly02]

After Effects newbie here: What was the reason for making a null object for the second set of numbers? Can't you move the copied selection without it anyway? I can see using the null object for the whole set of numbers when you're done, but why set the null on the second set?

[@Tristan-ml9pl]

So you're able to move the string of numbers to the left without altering their position keyframes

[@hemineko-chanamvs1192]

How do I make the numbers go up by 4 per second? Is there an expression?? Thank you

[@leonardotdias]

You probably know how to do this by now but you would have to multiply "time" by the number of pixels you want it to go up. This way, at 1 sec it would go up X number of pixels. At 2 sec, it would go up X x 2. At 3, it would go up X x 3. And so on. Add "value" to be able to adjust it manually,

[@SADIASPDOUCTION]

Need the link of background music

[@motionsam]

nice music

[@VizhuShiroko]

Спасибо!

[@slooowgraphic]

can u help me to blur the mask?

[@zahraatahini1572]

Fast and I’m beginner I didn’t get all of it

[@MuRidwan]

why u need to precomp the solid? xD

[@reycepeda5777]

Can we download/buy this project file?

[@ri0x411]

Why did u cut at 1:55 ? I can't get the same effect cause u passed a step...

[@authenticmuffin]

he feathered the mask

[@mafer.2859]

Is possible to make similar animation with PowerPoint?

could have given us the file hehe

[@2424rocket]

Sorry to hear that you’ve lost your voice. Tutorials where people don’t talk absolutely suck!

[@isoqisun]

booooom

[@imiy]

No way to make it automatically, without creating all the numbers manually??

[@Arazetaritatara]

of course you can do it with expressions

[@michelletrapani1258]

@@Arazetaritatara What is the expression for this please?

[@dreond33]

@@michelletrapani1258 I think it's called the slider effect. I saw it in another tutorial, just look up countdown or clock After Effects. This one, with the effect of the numbers moving up/down is what I was looking for.

[@ikhlasulkamal5245]

barbaric way is the best

[@TheJdem]

Funcional pero un poco Chapuza. Me esperaba algo mas pro

[@LumeraMusic]

This video is so poorly done. Stop editing around key steps. I've had to watch the same 5 minutes five million times because I think I'm missing something and it turns out it's not even in the video.