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mcrae89
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June 12, 2018
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Frage zu Titeldesign in After effects

  • June 12, 2018
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Hallo zusammen

Da ich in YT nicht fündig geworden bin, stelle ich meine Frage an die Experten:

Ich würde gerne in AE eine Titelanimation machen, bei dem jede Sekunde ein neues Wort erscheint. (es soll so wirken wie bei epischen Trailern, die Position des nächsten Wortes bleibt gleich und überdeckt das vorgehende Wort). Muss ich dafür für jedes einzelne Wort eine neue Textfläche erstellen oder gibt es einen Trick, wie man es mit einer Fläche hinkriegt? Bin noch ziemlich grün hinter den Ohren. Ich verwende CC 2018. Falls es einen Effekt dafür gibt, wäre ich dankbar, wenn mir jemand sagen könnte, wie der auf Deutsch und Englisch heisst.


Vielen Dank im Voraus für eure Hilfe(n).

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Correct answer Roland Kahlenberg

Use the SourceText property of a Text Layer to input each new word. Ensure you create a Keyframe before making the first change. AE will then automatically create a keyframe for the property, each time you edit the text.

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Roland Kahlenberg
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June 13, 2018

Use the SourceText property of a Text Layer to input each new word. Ensure you create a Keyframe before making the first change. AE will then automatically create a keyframe for the property, each time you edit the text.

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    mcrae89Author
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    June 13, 2018

    Thank you very much for your reply. I got the solution now. Just one more question: What if I want to use saber? It doesn't change to the text effect. Do I have to make for every new word a new background layer? Thx.

    Roland Kahlenberg
    Roland Kahlenberg
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    June 13, 2018

    You're welcome.

    To tackle the Saber Effect issue, do the following -

    1) for the first word, adjust the Saber Effect's settings to your liking and save it as a Preset.

    2) move the Timeline Indicator to the second keyframe for the SourceText. This should be the frame where the second word first appears. Goto to the menu, Edit>Split Edit (CTRL+SHIFT+D) — this splits/cuts the layer into two parts.

    3) Apply the Preset that you saved in Step 1 above.

    4) Move the Timeline Indicator to the SourceText keyframe for the third word. Then repeat the Split Edit and Step 3. Move along onto each SourceText keyframe — by now, I believe you should know which steps to repeat and how to proceed.

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