Moving, accelerating and rotating object

[martink72690007]

Hi everybody

I need to do this with an object.:

1. Start rotating and accelerating (not moving)

2. Start moving while rotating and accelerating (fast spinning).

3. Then hit a box.

Just like a spinning car-wheel, actually.

Any idea how i do that in the most convenient way in After Effects?

Hope for yout help.

Br

Martin

[Byron Cortez]

It's not too clear what do you need but I understand that you don't know how to do an interpolation in AE. Here you have a video and some information very helpful. If this isn't what you need, please be more clear in your questions.

Adobe After Effects CS6 Tutorial | Animating Transform Properties With Key Frames on Vimeo

Keyframe interpolation in After Effects

Regards!

[martink72690007]

Hi there

its like a car-wheel, moving and accelerating. see this aimation from 2:00:

Wheel Balance Training 101 (animation) - Perfect Equipment - YouTube

Could i do that with interpolation?

Best regards

Martin

[Byron Cortez · Accepted solution]

Hi

Set the Anchor Point at the center of the wheel, exactly in the middle, try the best.

Make the motion of the Rotation and the Position of the wheel.

Then, go to the Graph Editor clicking in the button that I show you in screenshot.

Double clic in the little yellow button (see screenshot below) and set the parameters that you can see in the same screenshot to modify the velocity and the influence.

With this instructions you can go on.

I hope this helps you.

[martink72690007]

Thats very kind of you. I will try, and come back later if i have further questions.

[giorgil97542235]

help me, i have problems, for example: In element scene when i rotate the object, the change is not reflected. If I complete the work in scene setup the main work panel does not include the object which i created in scene setup. help me...

[Byron Cortez]

Sorry Giorgil but I can't understand you, please try explain a little best and if you can upload screenshots. And put your question as the main question so that other ACP's can also help you.