After Effects After seeing the participation of Steffen Knoesgaard for the Animation Sequence Project , I wanted to share with you a very effective technique to easily create this offset cut effect in its animation.
In this new tutorial on After Effects, we will see how to make cuts in our graphic animations, with full control over the look, and the time lag of our pieces.
We'll learn a quick and flexible technique, which uses no mask or script, fully dynamic and updatable at any time.
In addition to the effect itself, we will recreate entirely on After Effects the animation available on the result tab (ie the animated circles, squares and texts).
There will be also tricks to graphically enhance your compositions using shapes layers.
great tutorial, the simple shading tricks are super helpful.
Thank you for this tutorial! This was really helpful and very good explained.
hey i have a problem your tutorials are really good but i dont have euros so how can i pay for these tutorials ?
Thanks for a tutorial? Do you have plans to make more deconstructive type effects?? your blog links are working.
Muy bien.! fue de gran ayuda este tuto xD
awesome tips!! thanks n cheers!!
I think there is a problem with your site...maybe where you host the videos as they won't play.
Thank you for your tutorial, Are the animation in the link below made with the same effect? https://www.behance.net/gallery/Displaced/10878401
Thanks for a tutorial .. we need tuts like this good luck
Actually, I was trying to figure this similar type of effect Gounie.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/Displaced/10878401
Anyone have any idea of how to create something like this, but only in after effects? I wanted to break apart a logo in a similar fashion and reassemble it without having to use mask upon mask.
Someone on Udemy is selling your tutorial as his own:
https://www.udemy.com/after-effects-tutorials-advanced-shape-layers/?dtcode=chmtn9w5
Superbe, merci :)
Juste une chose, j'ai l'impression que ce tuto ne fonctionne pas si l'on souhaite que les lignes soient en diagonales. En effet, un effet escalier se forme alors (on voit bien les pixels noirs et gris en zoomant sur les lignes), si bien que le contour des lignes, plus clair que leur couleur, devient un élément pris en compte par l'effet balayage temporel. Du coup, on se retrouve avec une multitude de lignes extra fines, en décalage (dû à l'effet) sur le logo.
Et mettre un niveau sur les lignes pour saturer la couleur à mort (et du coup ne plus avoir de contour gris) renforce l'effet escalier. Etant donné qu'After Effect ne gère pas la vectorisation, je crois qu'il n'existe pas de solution pour avoir des lignes parfaites, même en zoomant.
This tutorial will not play for me. I get an error.