Drag the Wall Clock at the top of the Layers panel. This is the composition in which the text animates from the left and the percentage changes, and in this comp, we need to add our clock and loop it indefinitely or till the size of this comp.ĭouble-click in the Project panel to import the clock comp, and in it, we will also find our Wall Clock pre-comp. Similarly, we add Trim paths to the Minutes and set the start keyframe. Now we can see that the graph of animation is a nice S curve. So we will apply some easing by adjusting the keyframe velocity for which we set the influence to 75%. In the graph, we can see that the motion is linear, which is not very pleasing. Then after some frames, set the start to 0%, which will automatically add a keyframe. Set a keyframe by clicking on the stopwatch icon at the start and set it to 100%, which means it is hidden. Rename the layers accordingly, and for the Face layer in the contents section, we will add Trim Paths which will animate this line layer. So undo it and do not select anything else but just the pen tool and create a new shape by clicking once and hold shift and click to end, which will make a straight line. If you have selected the previous shape layer, the line would be added to the contents, which we don’t want. Then use the pen tool or press G and make the minute hand of the clock. Select the ellipse tool or press Q and shift drag to create a circle shape layer which is the face of the clock Name it Background and set the color light pink Right-click on the Project panel to create a new composition name it Clock and set the duration to 5 seconds and background color to black.Ĭreate a new solid from the layers menu or press Ctrl + Y Finally, at the bottom, there are layers and a timeline panel used to add media and add animation keyframes. At the right, there are various sections used to edit the video. We can even create our own custom layout. At the top right, we have various layout presets, which will arrange according to the type of work. Then there is the composition panel which shows the preview of the animation or video.
On the left side, a project panel consists of the project files and an effects control panel, which shows the effects applied on a particular layer. Next, just below it, we have a tool panel and their properties. At the top is the menu bar like File, Edit, etc., and each has its own submenu. Let us first familiarize ourselves with the interface before starting to get a better understanding. 3D animation, modelling, simulation, game development & others Step #1
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