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MahaB82A
MahaB82A
June 24, 2022
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End in Trim Paths

  • June 24, 2022
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In order to have this two keyframes End in Trim Paths is used. What does this End mean here?  

 

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Correct answer Jqke

It doesn't really mean that in this case. The difference is that if you increase the Start, the End will do the same exact thing the Start did, except do it in reverse, so it will trim it over again. 

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Jqke
Jqke
Legend
June 24, 2022

Start & End are sort of like duplicates in this case. They do the same thing. By adjusting one, "trims the path" of the shape path.

 

There are two different digits because if you want to animate both of them at the same time then offset Start or End by a couple frames, forming a nice line that flows across the screen like a spline (if used only the stroke on the shape layer).

 

 

~Jake
MahaB82A
MahaB82AAuthor
June 24, 2022

As far as I know End means Last Point. What is that last point here?

Jqke
JqkeCorrect answer
Legend
June 24, 2022

It doesn't really mean that in this case. The difference is that if you increase the Start, the End will do the same exact thing the Start did, except do it in reverse, so it will trim it over again. 

~Jake
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