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Importing from After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro.View detailed performance information with the Composition Profiler.Precomposing, nesting, and pre-rendering.Extract and animate cameras and lights from 3D models (Beta).Import and add 3D models to your composition (Beta).There are all sorts of places this can be applied, just remember to do small movements – they’ll translate well without looking too fake. Subtle application of the Puppet tool can make a big difference to still designs by adding a hint of life-like movement that simple transforms simply can’t. I’m going to select all of the deform keyframes and right click, setting them to “Easy Ease.”Īfter that, I’ll jump into the Curve Editor and drag the influence on the end keyframes to about 50%. This is because the Puppet tool movement isn’t eased at all. Previewing this, it does look like its wings are stretching out, so now I’m going to move those keyframes to line up with the scale I already have on the layer. Then I’ll take the head pin and drag it up just a little, so that it looks like the bird is lowering its head as it spreads its wings into a flying position. I’ll take the three bottom points on the tail and move them all in a bit towards the top tail joint. I want it to look like the bird is spreading his wings and tail as it scales up, so I’m going to deform it by bringing the tips of its wings down a little and the mid-point of its wings down and a little towards the center of its body. I’m going to place pins on the tips, middle joint, and beginning of its wings, the tips and beginning of his tail, and the middle of the head and the neck.īy default, as soon as you add a pin, it puts an initial keyframe for that pin wherever your playhead is.įrom here, I’m going to move back a few frames and do my deforming. I’m going to start by adding my initial joints, as well as adding a few joints that I won’t be keyframing, to keep certain parts of the image from moving. The Puppet tool lets you add “pins” in the image, then move and warp the image based on where you move the pins.Įach time you click on the image with the Puppet tool, you add a “pin” which acts as a kind of soft joint. The bird feel pretty lifeless, so I’m going to use the Puppet tool (the pushpin icon in the menu bar, as seen below) to give it some subtle movement. In this example, I’m animating a background design of a bird and other design elements scaling up. When working with image assets (especially vector designs), subtle application of the Puppet tool in After Effects can add life to your animation. Add subtle animation and bring your designs to life with the Puppet tool in After Effects.
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