Guys in this lecture you are going to learn how to create burst elements and we see a variation of them.
But what is very important is to understand the concept and then later on you can apply them to your
textual other ships to other animations for the videos and so on to get more dynamic motion graphics.
The concept here is very easy to create a burst element you want to create an element then you want
to appear and disappear so it's appearing while it's moving.
And then is disappearing while this movie let's start for example let's come to 10 frames here and we
create our first rectangle.
I would create the square here small enough and remember if you want to come to the rectangle transform
here and put it in the middle of it's only 0 0.
I put the end point in the middle of the ship itself.
So first you start getting the animation then you apply the repeater.
In our case here we are going to animate inside the rectangle one the size and the position and he made
the stroke.
You could come in and animate anything you would like within the transform with tangled one of which
will walk.
So I'll give frame the size that keyframe the position and remove the chimney on the sides and make
it for example 50 and 50 then I will move forward.
Now you need to change the position so let's take it out.
OK so it lives of here and now you have the choice you can for example take it to 0 0.
I will keyframe the size again just to create more layers later on.
And less now animate the stroke which is the best animation you can have to remove them.
I put the slope to zero here and it keyframe it come back at 10 frames just over here.
But the rock back to three.
You have a very simple animation for it.
You notice how it's appearing and disappearing.
Very nice not to supply any Peter come to content.
Click on Add and apply the repeater.
Now of course repeatedly you want to knock down the position.
Here you put it 0 and then you want to give it for example it copies.
And then in the rotation here it would be 360 over it.
So if you play here you are not quite beautiful.
This is your first burst element.
Now maybe we cut it off so it is from here.
Here you are quite nice.
So you have now your first one of course you could have played on the sites for example the size here.
They have confirmed that.
Let's put it at zero.
OK.
So the size will grow and the rectangle will disappear or the square.
This is your first one.
This is the first burst element.
Let's do another one now.
The stick this left to the beginning would you pick this player control D.
And of course open the keyframes here.
That's enough.
I would solve it.
So I sit alone now and the beginning here.
I don't want the 0 0.
I remove the chain link.
I'll put two and 100 and the next keyframe Also I will use j r k to go to the next keyframe and keep
it to 100.
So it's very practical to keep the size defamed.
Here you are.
You have a very nice you know an image.
Let's put them together.
They're going to come on top of each other.
Fine you only have to do is to move this one a bit and here you may be a bit more.
And here you are you have two burst elements that are very good.
Now you can add more if you like to I will duplicate Shipler two.
Now Forshay play three.
Let's do more changes here.
For example let's solve it and we can see how it's working.
Let's add the number of copies we come here.
For example we say 18 of them and then if you come to the repeater you need to adjust the rotation.
So there will be 360 by the.
Case you have more of them.
And you know how they are bursting.
Good.
Let's look at how all our work.
Here you are of course.
Now we want to delay it.
OK if you play very nice animations pretty good.
So this is the concept in general is to image first using the shape itself or using that transform shape.
And then you replicate through the repeater and you have this nice Bearse elements.
Pretty easy by the way and you can be very creative here.
Thank you very much.
I'll see you in the next lecture.