Adobe After Effects Text Animators Tutorial

For the past few courses, we've been going over text animators. You've seen how the properties of these animators can work together to create some pretty cool animations. You've also seen how each one of these animations can be saved as presets, so once you've gone through all the steps of creating them, you can simply save them and then apply them later with a few clicks. I want to spend just a little more time going over text animators because there are a few properties we haven't touched yet. In this episode, we'll review using Position and Scale and go over the need to create multiple instances of these properties, and we'll also go over adjusting your anchor point as well as using multiple instances of Rotation. I mentioned before that you don't always need to use multiple instances of Rotation, and while that is true, there are times that you do. There's a lot of information to get through, so let's dive right in. I hope this helped you out. Remember to always save these animations as presets so you can easily access them in your effects and presets panel. We'll have one more course covering this topic, so make sure you check back next week. Please like, share, comment, and subscribe. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time. Use the DropBox link below for the project files. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qibz95qa3bvsqfv/AAByzbNk1opDLllZEwGNWy1_a?dl=0 Check back next week as we continue creating our character. Please like, comment, subscribe, and share.