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Hi guys and welcome to time games lectures to in this lecture want to reverse the time or reverse the

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animation on the single layer.

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Not to say we have simple animation.

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It brings this text in nothing complicated just showed the example fine.

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And we have some keyframes and at two seconds there is nothing fight.

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So I want to create a reverse animation for this one.

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I would select all my players right click and play compose and I will say title to animation for example.

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And I want to open the animation.

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I would say okay fine.

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So now I have a composition here that's very long.

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And another one here.

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But you're not is the one that we are play composed at two seconds.

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Of course there is nothing happening after two seconds.

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So what that will do I will trim that composition of I will bring the work area and the timeline indicator

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or press and and then right click and go to trim camp to work area.

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So now I have only a composition of two seconds.

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If I go back I have posted my letter here.

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This is a pre-camp.

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Also it is of two seconds.

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If I had not you know this you know it's happening but not really.

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Now what I will do I will duplicate that player and take the second one underneath and right click and

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go to time and say time reversed left.

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No nothing will happen here you have some lines oblique lines that are appealing.

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It means this layer is reversed.

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So you know which one is reversed.

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If you play the animation from the employment of this letter press I go to the point you know that that

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was there instead of bringing in is bringing out exactly what we wanted.

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We want to bring in and bring out the animation.

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So if we put them next to each other or under each other and we play the animation it comes in through

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the first layer and through the second layer it comes up.

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Now this is excellent.

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One layer will bring it in and one layer to bring it out.

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Now what you can do is to compose again here so you have a single layer of four seconds for example

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or less that is bringing in an output animation.

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Some problems with this techniques.

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It's a very good technique.

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It can be used and reverse the layer.

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Timing is also very important time time Reverse-Flash is very important you can use it or some videos

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will see that in the next lecture.

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But the problem is if you come to one of the layers you press as for example you scale it up you're

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not as very well.

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That one is big and one is smaller.

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Now this will make a problem for you.

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Now not only Skellig if you go to the position and you move one pre-camp or one layer and the second

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one now is not in the same position you are in trouble to solve that situation to resolve that issue.

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What you can do is to use the parenting and parenting will work.

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But you know very well that printing will work only through three main properties that is position and

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the scale and rotation and nothing else.

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So you must be careful how to use this technique of you know later time reverse.

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Now if you present one to the other what is Banting Let's see parenting say column parent.

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It's over here and we parent the top wanted the bottom one usually a pat on the bottom one to the top

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one.

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And then whatever I move the top one for example here I will move the top on the bottom one will move

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with it good.

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So this is one way to reverse your animation using time reversed for the laya.

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And you can use it in not only reversing but reversing the whole there.

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And this is how to fix it using the panic mode.

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Thanks very much for listening and the next lecture.

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I will show you how to use another yet another method that is one of the most powerful methods.

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And I suggest you use the third one all the time see you in the next lecture.

