I hope guys your interest in preset is growing.
That's a big maybe but it's important that you start getting interested.
And you know explore all these presets not all of them some of them are totally useless and very old
but some of them are still very useful.
I hope that after you went through the drift over time you open the aftereffects and you tried it and
created some useful information.
Don't worry.
Pre-sets is not like you're going to use them every now and then in your animation but they will be
handy if you train on them a bit.
I get them in your mind you know you know that you can use them for this lecture.
Please open the erotic overtime composition.
And here I used the preset rotate over time just created a square over here clicked or rotate over time
dropped it on the square and I have this animation as simple as this.
Let's go to the X controls.
You know here there is only one single property to take off.
This is the degrees per second.
And then I set it to plus 90 meaning it's going to move 90 degrees per second.
I think so.
Nevertheless it rotates and there is the transform effect here.
And you know is the end point and the position are driven by expressions where they are set in the middle
of the composition itself.
Then what do you do here when you create your shape.
Just move it to the side as simple as this.
And if you start rotating.
OK.
And that's it.
Then what I've done is I will undo these two.
OK.
I created another three squares by duplicating the original one.
Then when you play have a very nice animation here.
See the first one comes in.
Then the second one and so on.
And they keep rotating for the duration of the composition.
Now this can be very useful in certain animations that you want to do.
Maylie logo creation where you want to create the logo and keep it in the corner and keep it moving
or rotating or even drifting over time something like this.
So that's important and that notice that is not a single key flame here.
This is the beauty of all this I did another one here just to show you it is the dot it.
I'll put it on and you've played.
You have adopted circle here and it's rotating the circle is just a circle and if you come to content's
inside ellipse inside the stroke I have added the dashes I made it up.
I added the dashes.
Put them at zero and the gap is six point five and it's rotating using rotate over time.
So easy rotate over time could be very useful if you remember to use it.
OK guys this is important not this also the simplicity.
If I go back and create one for you that is the sun and it's pretty interesting.
You have the Polish star that has many sides of course and it plays just rotates you know counterclockwise
or de-select good but you can do that is some interesting effect here if you're the blur and I'm going
to use the first box blurry that is dropped on the shape itself.
Let's take it over here.
And give it a radius for example 30.
OK not much.
And instead of doing it always and vertical I'm going to do it only resented not does that affect you.
It's pretty good safe places close and you composit on videos and so on.
It's a simple example but the applications could be quite nice.
Now this is about the rotate over time.
And I hope you remember that you try it you do some animation a product you do and show me how creative
you can be.
Thank you.
I see you in the next lecture.