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You guys will come to the lecture where we are going to make a bit more sophisticated math.

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It's a very easy one let's create a new composition and call it Mat 2 for example that we do it's a

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12 80 by 720 if your video is more than that maybe you should make it just the size of your video for

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example 1920 by 10 it click OK for now that read what I would come to draw a rectangle here and I want

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this the crinkle of a certain size or put the anchor point in the middle go to the rectangle inside

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the rectangle path.

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I have the size I will unclick here and determine the size.

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I will make 12.

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80.

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Divide that size of my composition divided by six minus 10.

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To now six pieces will fill the camp and in between then there will be a two pixel separation.

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A bit of math a bit of calculation is no problem.

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I will come to a line or line it on the side and land on the bottom for the comp call.

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I will take the shape player I will open it and add a repeater and this repeater.

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I want to have six of them.

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OK.

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And each one of them I will see how much I'm going to move them further away.

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You know all this information.

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OK I'm going to try to bring it just.

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And here you are.

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It's fitting very nicely called.

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So I will come to have a second or whatever you want here.

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Keyframe the number of copies come to the beginning of the number of copies to zero.

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And here is manumission.

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It's pretty beautiful animation.

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I'm going to make it a bit longer.

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OK.

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I'm not going to is it is it is just very nice the way it is is very simple and it's quite aristocratic

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if you want to say fine.

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I will come to the video now and create a new convert using the video and we'll call it.

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It already called itself are the.

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I will take the math that I have which is math to drop it on top of the composition.

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And at Rockmart alpha or alpha math if I play you have a very sophisticated opening.

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Of course now you can come back to your Mastrov start playing here with the number of copies if you

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want.

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And the position and maybe start to and opacity.

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Do other transformations whatever you like.

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Now I used a simple rectangle you could have used circle's or anything else.

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Let me show you another one that is a bit complicated to create.

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But actually it is using opacity.

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I will open.

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Example my tex and I'm sure you will have this one now and I will open the odd hex and if you see it

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it is a very beautiful animation.

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Let's play it.

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So it's opening hexagons all over and the way the eggs are guns are happening is through opacity.

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They're not is this exact.

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Is not getting to 100 percent opacity of course you can play around with it.

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Let's go to the mat itself a double click and I have very many players here that I just put around.

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If you can see so this one and this one don't go to 100 percent.

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And I just add them as magical as I can to put them you know with a small spacing in between.

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If you look at the animation you press you it's all opacity and there is no easy and there is nothing.

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It just is simple opacity and it works very fine and it can give you something extra ordinary.

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Now this is the kind of mats you can do in after effects using recomposition and they are extremely

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powerful and they're very beautiful.

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It's good to start to be very creative.

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It's good for you to imagine you learned on the skills during the course.

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How are you going to put them together.

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Ask any question I will be here to help you and to give you more demonstrations.

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I'll see you in the next lecture.