So let's try to resolve the challenge and I will show you how to do it.
I might not do everything but that this will do the mean expressions here.
Let's create a new composition of our background to be block cool.
Here we are.
The first thing you want to draw is the lines here.
Let's put the first line.
Let's put a stroke of for example 10 will do.
And give it the stroke itself white who you are and then let's put the anchor point just in the middle
and just for the sake of it and draw another one with another line.
Here we can put them in the same shape.
That's no big deal.
It's going like this.
Pull over here.
So this is that.
These are the Xs and everything is fine.
So let's do our first rectangle that we want to make it about.
I would draw the rectangle that would be cool.
I would remove the stroke.
Let's just eliminate it and put the anchor point in the middle.
Now of course it's going to go from down.
So what we will do is take the anchor point of the lead and to put it just at the bottom here is supposed
to SNOPT fantastic.
Now we need the text less than X.
So this would be the name of one and we add the text just here.
Let's say one two three call and put the anchor point in the middle.
Let's take the text and just put it on bottom here is napping list.
Move this knapping and just put it here.
Good.
So I want the graph or this bar to grow from zero here to and evaluate can be 100 200 300.
OK.
So we will call the scale will keyframe the scale here we go above.
Let's say one second or something like this and we remove the link.
We make it bigger.
For example one hundred six or 100.
OK we come back to the beginning we make it a zero call.
Let's look at it.
Very good.
So we have a small animation.
We come to that text of course as usual we going to come to the source decks as the net and we have
that expression and we go and pick the value which is the scale value here.
Call this clique outside did we get it yeah pretty easy.
You see how it's done.
Now verify we've done this work but you know the figures here because this keyframe is here is giving
you know full figures without decimals.
I was just come to the decks here to the expression of the text come home and you know now you have
to put math at that around open brackets go to the end and close the brackets.
We don't have to put a percentage here because it's not really a percentage call.
This is dumb.
Now this is the zero is appearing here.
No problem we got to move this to last.
So I bought one and the next here we say the bar one platys.
We have that very fine let's take it a bit around to see.
We are cool with the speed.
Now what we want to do is to duplicate this we don't press control the we press control C and control
V.
So we have to add texture here and we click call and move it to the left.
We will do same control See control the click and hold and take it this side.
OK fine.
We try to adjust them make them in the middle.
Good.
So the only barometer I have here is the scale.
I will come to free open the scale and the bus and just give it any value provided that of course I
am on the right keyframe I can use the keyframe here and move it up for example.
OK.
And you notice the value here is not really this is because if I press double it is still tied to bar
1.
So we're going to do is to put about three here and now it's OK it's moving with the box.
Come to this one.
This is but to open the scale and come to its keyframe and make it maybe smaller and come to that text
here press double E.
And make this one bar to good does that fine.
So this is 56 and the other one is working fine.
But when we leave it the way it is there are no changes to be done here.
Good what have we done.
We have our own mission and let's make it bigger a bit.
The first chip player this one we call it access and we open opacity come in the beginning keyframe
the opacity at zero and come a bit more.
I make it 100.
So it is pretty nice to call.
You see the zeros and sarnies appearing no problem.
What are you going to do is take all of them and move them on the side so the axes appeared first then
we take the other two.
This is about to move it by three.
Move it over here and let's see what we have done.
It's pretty simple and pretty easy provided that you have the habit of doing it of course I've done
thousands of this.
But you want really to manipulate all this because of course you can come and put the title.
So that was a pretty easy challenge.
There are several things that you can add here what I will do.
Create a new composition.
Let's take two for now.
Doesn't matter and come to complain here.
The one that has the challenge of composition setting and say Goffe.
OK.
Now I will come to the comp to and put it in the graph.
This is the graph.
I'll put it here.
But I want to do is I want to make it three dimensional.
So if you open very fine I will open the rotation here.
Our rotating on the wife for example opened the position to get behind the bit OK that's pretty cool.
This open shift are having the rotation a little bit more cool.
That will be the first date I will keyframe the rotation and keyframe the position come back out for
a few seconds here and releases that all the animation so we take the rotation make it zero.
And the value here the position they get at zero also.
OK.
So that's what will happen now would be pretty cool.
It will swing a bit and adjust more.
For example here make it more like this.
This is the way you like and maybe also you can move it this way.
On the y axis move that way and you have a very nice animation pretty speediness make it slower.
Of course it depends on what you want to do.
Here you are.
So this is how you can make it three dimensional.
This infographics and these expressions are all explained in my course for infographics.
If you take that course you will become really quite knowledgeable in infographics and expressions at
the same time.
Thank you very much for listening.
I appreciate it and move on to the next section or to the next lecture.