Step 1. Copy and paste the scroll text in to the text file. Use "$" to break up the text if you need any line break. Step 2. In After Effects, there should be one text layer on the timeline. This text layer will be the scroll. Step 3. On the text layer, twirl down the settings, then twirl down then "Text" settings, then twirl down the "Source Text" Step 4. There should be an Expression for Source Test. It will look something similar to: "type= $.evalFile ("file://c:\\\\Transport_EN.txt"); m = thisLayer.marker.nearestKey(time); sentences = type.split("$"); n = m.index; if (time < thisLayer.marker.nearestKey(time).time) {n = n-1}; if (n<1){n=1}; subtitle = sentences ; subtitle" Change the first line at (file://c:\\\\Transport_EN.txt"); to point to your TXT file. NOTE: As you probably noticed the example I have here is a Windows path. This works on Mac just replace with a Mac path name. Step 6.  Place markers on the text layer to if you want the subtitle to change to the next line break. You may get an error message if there are too few or too many markers on the text layer.Right click to delete any that are extra. Press * on the number pad to add any. Step 7.Export. ... View more

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I'm sure there's an easier way for this but the first that comes to mind is: 1. Create collage 2. Create text 3. Make text a 3D layer. 4. Ensure you are using C4D renderer in AE 5. Extrude text (look under Geometry Options, animate extrusion as neccesary. 6. If the text is straight on then, duplicate the text layer and make it a 2D layer. Use this as a track matte on the collage. 6b. If this is not a straight on shot then you may need to manipulate the collage to map to the position, scale, rotation of the letters. ... View more

Click and drag the small black line to the left of the # to close up the excess Layer Name space. Then go to Window > Workspace >Save as New Workspace. You could just click Save Changes to Workspace but I don't save over defaults. ... View more

Two possibilities. The resolution of your desktop is set to smaller than the camera you recorded yourself on. When you recorded the screen capture it captured at the native resolution. In this case the only way to fix is to Scale it up. Just turn up the "Scale" on the effects controls. The other possibility is to see what your screen capture settings were. You may have down rez'ed the screen capture prior to saving it. In that case just change the settings and recapture the screen. ... View more

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Step 1. Copy and paste the names in to a text file. Eliminate all page breaks and formatting and type a $ between each set of names you want on screen at any moment. The "$" is a delimiter and the subtitles will change there. So use those to break up the text. Save the file to an easy to find location. Step 2. In After Effects, create one text layer. This text layer will be the titles. Import the finished video. Step 3. On the text layer, twirl down the settings, then twirl down then "Text" settings, then twirl down the "Source Text" Step 4. Control+ Click the stopwatch for Source Text and copy paste the following expression: "type= $.evalFile ("file://c:\\\\Transport_EN.txt"); m = thisLayer.marker.nearestKey(time); sentences = type.split("$"); n = m.index; if (time < thisLayer.marker.nearestKey(time).time) {n = n-1}; if (n<1){n=1}; subtitle = sentences ; subtitle" Change the first line at (file://c:\\\\Transport_EN.txt"); to point to your TXT file.NOTE: As you probably noticed the example I have here is a Windows path. If on Mac use a Mac path. Press Enter. The subtitle should work now. Step 6.  Create layer markers on the layer where you want the names to change. You may get an error message if there are too few or too many markers on the text layer. Right click to delete any that are extra. Press * on the number pad to add any. Step 7. If the text box is too large or small double click it to resize. Too much text on screen would be addressed by changing the TXT file though. ... View more

To create the mountains on the left/right side with a valley in the middle use a gradient that goes from white to black to white as the Fractal>Amplitude Layer. ... View more

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If it is a tripod shot you just need to make a clean plate in Photoshop (you can do this in AE too but make sure to freeze frame the result). Then place that over the whole video. Use rotobrush on the places where her arm crosses in front of it. Make sure to use refine edge tool. Boom, electric outlet is gone. ... View more

You can export the C4D camera and bring it in to AE. This video goes over, in more detail, how to do that. https://www.motionscience.tv/blog/virtual-cameraExport Cinema 4D Camera to After Effects! (Cinema 4D Tutorial) - YouTube Conversely, there is a script called Paint n Stick that you may want to look in to if you do this frequently. ... View more