Post by aaronpawlak on Dec 29, 2017 6:10:30 GMT -8
Hello,
I found that I can optimize the structure of the initial node setup by how I have my outline shapes grouped in my original working file. The white foreground and black background on each are set up as parallel branches which are merged . But to get what I think I need for animating - each letter with its fore/back grouped for Animated Video, then I still need to do a lot of tedious restructuring. I realize that I'm new, and I will speed up with time, but this kind of setup seems like it will always be slow going.Is there a better way to approach this, or is this the only way? .Are motion graphics of this sort just not as suited to node-based work? .Please help me out.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
I found that I can optimize the structure of the initial node setup by how I have my outline shapes grouped in my original working file. The white foreground and black background on each are set up as parallel branches which are merged . But to get what I think I need for animating - each letter with its fore/back grouped for Animated Video, then I still need to do a lot of tedious restructuring. I realize that I'm new, and I will speed up with time, but this kind of setup seems like it will always be slow going.Is there a better way to approach this, or is this the only way? .Are motion graphics of this sort just not as suited to node-based work? .Please help me out.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.