End this lecture guys aren't sure about the multi-line pre-sets.
Please open the composition multi line and you have here to text players and some image to make it beautiful
so we can you know what.
Nice.
Now this text is a paragraph text.
If you go to your textual and click insight you will notice I made it as a paragraph and adjusted the
way you would like for example make it bigger.
You know the same way you play with is a paragraph text and make it like this for now and open the play
said I want to show you.
It's called a word processor to come to effect and preset inside text.
Of course you have the multiline group and there are so many that you can use and play around with.
So I would select a word processor and drop it on the letter itself.
Let's immediately start playing and see exactly what it does.
If you play you're not just typing one character at a time and showing any kind of cursor.
Now I took this long example or long text on purpose to show you what to do when it doesn't display
all your text.
Well it's pretty easy.
Let's go to the last keyframe playsuit sure the keyframes press J.
To go to the last keyframe over here and you can now increase the slider.
So what this does is it looks at the text itself.
It calculates the number of characters and then you start playing them you know one by one with the
cursor in front.
So all you have to do is to increase the slider.
Here you are.
That's cool.
So if you play now you have it all right.
It's showing you all the text.
It's a pretty nice way to display text.
It has been on TV I've seen it.
I don't know which channel.
And they're telling a story.
It's pretty interesting when you want your viewers to read about the image or the video and you know
show it like you're typing in now if you come to the preset itself I have to admit it's a complicated
one.
First it has couple of effect and this is what you're meeting.
These effects are sliders that are two sliders in fact and there is the cursor blink.
So there is type on cursor blink and only the type on is different as you can see.
And then inside the text you have now three animators.
You have the first one that is the character value just positioning the cursor just after the last character
that appears.
Then you have the one that blinks the cursor and then you have the opacity reveal for the characters
you can come and play with it.
It's all about expressions you can look at it but nevertheless you can't just use it the way it is.
It's pretty nice you can adjust your text.
Let's move on to that explicit.
Just this one up.
Pull it off and put the stack right left on the stack right there left it just over here.
You click on it and drag it and drop it on your text.
Now the text is on the side of your composition if you press you here you can see two key frames if
you skip through first you will notice how the text is coming from the borders or the side of the cup.
To them it'd be pretty nice animation if you want to use it of course.
Now depending on the size of your composition you will need to adjust the position of the text to see
how we can do that.
I would roll up then down and then come to the selected here.
If you notice you have a position.
So inside an immediate exposition you have an expression selector even out and you have the selector
offset by line.
Now to adjust your text to be outside the compositionally you have to do is to increase the value of
the position just over here for example.
Now if you play here you are you know pretty nice a pretty cool if you want to use it here guys.
These are the two multi-line that I suggest that you look at and the rest could be quite interesting
for you.
Come and play with them.
Say exactly how you can use them easily and simply as a preset.
Thank you very much for listening.
I will see you in the next lecture.