Typewriter effect right to left word per word

[Justintime2229]

Hello Community...I was looking for a way to get the effect of having words come in like typewriter from right to left...meaning the first word starts in the right then the second word pushes the first word to the left and so on...Thank you.

[Mylenium]

Not sure what you are asking. This is perfectly possible but you have not explained what your problem actually is in the sense of what you have actually tried.

Mylenium

[Justintime2229]

sorry, My bad. I was referring to effect like the text in apple's video at 0:31 it's like a typewriter effect.

(13) Calls — Official Trailer l Apple TV+ - YouTube

[Mylenium]

I'm still not sure what specifically you need to know. This is literally as trivial as switching the default Typwriter preset that comes with AE to "Word" in the Advanced settings and reversing its animation direction by switch Start/ End values and changing the falloff type.

Mylenium

[Justintime2229]

Typewriter effect doesn't work for me because it doesn't do anything with the position of the words. It just reveals them one by one where they are in the whole sentence. in the apple video all the new words come/appear from the most right part.

[angie_taylor]

Add the Typewriter Animation preset

open it up

delete the opacity animator property

add the position animator property ( adjust it to suit)

remove the animation from the Start value

animate the End value

[shriefgroup]

It didn't work out.

[Mylenium]

Add a second animator then and apply it to the Position property using a Ramp Down falloff to push it to the left. You'll only require a bit of experimentation to figure out the timing.

Mylenium

[Rick Gerard]

This is an old thread, but this is the solution:

Add a text animator for position to right justified text, animate the Start value from zero to 100%, and Advanced/Units to Lines. Add this expression to the Range Selector 1/Position property:

// Must be Right Justified text
s = sourceRectAtTime();
x = s.width;
[x, 0]

Add a second text animator for Opacity, set Opacity to 0%, and use a pickwhip to tie the Start value of Animator 2 to the Start value of Animator 1. Set the Advanced/Smoothness in Animator 2 to 0% to make the letters pop on.  

This is what you get:

Then, do yourself a favor. Select both Animators and save the setup as an animation preset so you can use it any time you like.

[Nicole283358400o4f]

Thank you so much! I also had been looking for this solution!