Hi guys as part of the useful and practical precepts that you can use immediately without any keyframes
I'm going to show you the left over time.
It's very interesting because you can't create some kind of scrolling text here and many other things.
So how does it differ over time works.
If you want to follow along with me please open the project file animation precess dash start dot AP.
OK we can be working to get this open now the overtime test.
So over here I have just a rectangle in the middle of the composition and the focal point of the letter
is also in the middle of the comp.
Let's go and bring that over time preset.
If you come to animation presets over here and you go to behavior you will have left over time.
It's a very interesting piece.
And with some creativity you can really create some awesome animations here I'll click and drag drop
it over the right thing and if spacebar.
You will notice that there are then again started to drift over time.
There are not keyframes nothing if you press you.
There is absolutely nothing.
Let's have a look at the effect controls for the drift over time the preset itself is drift over time
and then you have the transform effect which is if you're not is in between brackets meaning that it's
dependent on the drift over time you really don't have to do any changes here to have a good result
but yet you can play with the position or the anchor point or whenever you like.
So let's go to the properties of drift over time.
First of all you have the that action and this is the direction here 135 degrees.
If you play it for example to zero you will not now it's going to start drifting you know vertically.
If you put it to 90 degrees it's going to start lifting of course from left to right.
If you put it at minus 90 you guessed it.
Now it's going to be from right to left.
Here you are putting this in that's how the text was scrolling.
Then you have the speed.
Let's say you put the speed at 250 just to exaggerate and show you where you are is going at a certain
speed.
Now the drift here is happening using the position of the transformer.
Let's open the layer and go to the effect itself and open the transform also.
And you're not in a position you have a very big expression.
It's a very interesting quote it you can't get less water than inside.
Really all you want to do is to use the preset itself.
So now let's put off the rectangle here and put on the text selected.
So I have a very long text here.
It's a point Dax's not paragraph and I will apply drift over time.
So if I want my text you know to come from outside for example all I have to do is to change that action
so I make it minus 90 like we have seen and this but the speed at 100 for example.
If you play you all the text is drifting not to transform.
You are animating the content of the letter not the letter itself.
The lead is still at the same position.
It's only the content that is moving.
This is the effect transform now.
And I said placation will be to do that rift over time on the text you know to see the text we have
it that it has the drift over time that action is minus 90 speed is 100.
And then add that something small is just it Rockmart if you not have.
And for math on the next layer and this is the track math if you want to see it's crazy just over here
and that X will come from the left to the right and go through it.
So actually it's very easy to use drift over time if it is for motion graphics or for X.
Now this is your first set.
And I would really appreciate if you got the after effects and start playing with this preset drift
over time it creates a motion graphics or something like this.
Thank you very much.
I would see on the next lecture was another drifting.