In the next few lectures guys you are going to learn a lot about the motion path created by position
and about interpellation if it is spatial or temper is important guys that the concept of motion path
is very clear to you.
Now you notice here we have an animation using position and I think I'm repeating myself within the
course that when you create a position animation you immediately get a motion path for position in motion
path.
In principle is not drawn is created through the position and emission not physical.
So how do you create this.
Let me read the Shipler and recreate all this.
Select your circle tool you are the ellipse tool if you like and draw a simple circle and press shift
to make it a full circle.
As soon as you release you not is that the End Point is in the middle of the composition or in the middle
of the shape where you want to put it in the middle of the circle.
For this you will use the shortcut control alt home or command option home on the Mac.
So now the anchor part is in the middle of the circle.
Now you want to create a position animation for which you will have a motion path for position call.
Let's bring the position animation be keyframe and then move down the time line to one second.
For example use the selection tool the shortcut is we you know that you click and drag lasy over here.
Then you move down the timeline again and then you take it down for example and then two three seconds
and then you move it up.
And here you are.
And so on.
You can create the animation for which now you have a motion pass that is very easy to use later on
and you will need it.
So please create this animation using position going up and down and in the next lecture you are going
to use your composition here to work with the interpellation and the motion path itself.
Thank you very much for listening.
See you in the next lecture after you have created the simple animation.