OK so we created this very nice animation.
It's a line by chart whatever you like and you can use it in very many project.
But let's make it more awesome if you like.
So I was like this composition from the project panel I impress contradict Amanda on the Mac to duplicate
it.
I would close the previous one so we have only one I'm gonna come to the background and delete it and
then I will replicate it again if I need it within the PI.
Here we are already seeing this in the beginning of the course we have inside the stroke.
We have some dashes we can add I will add the dashes.
Another plus will add me some gaps.
Not is the effect of the gaps.
It's pretty cool.
And then let's come over here and change the value to 100 percent.
So the gaps really will create certain gaps in between the dashes.
This is one way you can use it.
Now you need to adjust it 100 percent because you're not to see what's happening.
Okay.
So to suggest that you can press control and start playing with the values and there would be like decimals.
So this seems good.
OK.
This is one way to start working and you have your dashes and it's political.
If you want to add more dashes or if you like to increase the size of the dashes here you already can
do it that way and then play a game with the gap to adjust that 100 percent.
I would take it a bit.
In here you are.
OK.
So now you have a very nice animation.
Pretty good.
Now you can add another animation.
This will have to tell you this is very interesting.
Now also I can estimate the offset of the dashes so I'm going to keep frame it here at zero.
Come over at the end here and increase or decrease the value depending on which direction you want to
go.
OK.
So I'm gonna decrease the value is easier.
So it's minus 300 whatever.
And here you are.
Notice how it's moving it's pretty smooth and pretty beautiful by the way.
It's an awesome animation that I like very much.
Now if you take it the other way for example five hundred thirty five.
Notice how it's gonna rotate was it.
And it's pretty good.
Okay guys.
Now sometimes you will want to create a background for this.
The problem is that if you create a background okay you duplicate this one.
You have to make sure that you're matching the dashes.
So simply I'm going duplicate this guy and take it at the bottom here and let it play before.
So something like this.
So this is the bottom guy.
I'm gonna change the color to something gray white grey like this.
Here you are.
And if I play you have the first one and this one coming in of course maybe you want to make it much
faster.
Okay.
Something like this.
Here you are not this now.
Very nice.
And at the end they match at 100 percent.
You don't want the gaps for example to come over here.
And if you change the offset for the guards just like this.
That's what's gonna happen.
Okay.
It's not gonna look good at all.
So you remove that and make sure you are duplicating the right way or being very meticulous while you
know working on the offset for the dashes if you play on animation.
This is one way to do it if you like to.
Or simply you can decide that there is no movement on the offset.
So I'm going to keep frame out the offset that zero okay.
Just like this.
And in the pie if I press you.
I'm gonna remove the offset at zero of course.
And here you are.
So it's up to you guys.
So I'm just showing you a certain variation that you can play with let's say you want to take the character
on the side just over here and now they are pretty small.
How would you increase their size.
Well if you play with the scale here you are.
They're going to scale up and you're going to have a problem with their positioning.
The best way to do this kind of scaling is to create a null layer so I'll come over here for example
right cliques a new and I want to create a null object as bring this null object just nearby here.
Okay then let's take the percent and the 0 0 and parent them to the null.
As simple as this.
Now if you open the scale of the null and you scale up you're not as the upscaling you know the way
you would like.
And according to the anchor point of the null object here.
So this is pretty cool animation.
Here you are.
Now if you want for example to return them I always do these sticks because they are very useful.
I can put them now inside here careless increase the size.
And here you are.
That's the way to position them.
Okay guys.
So thank you very much for listening.
I hope this was interesting.
You can play around with the dashes you know be very creative and remember even the outside you can
add the dashes to the readings if you want to same kind of dashes.
Studies like this just to make your charts a bit more interesting a bit more dynamic.