Create dramatic text in After Effects with this easy to create light sweep effect! VinhSon Nguyen over at shares his technique for creating a unique light effect in After Effects. In the following tutorial you’ll discover how to add depth and movement to text elements, and then finish it off with a light sweep for dramatic effect. Using the built-in CC Light Sweep effect in After Effects you can change the parameters of this effect – making it big and bold, or more classy and subtle. The tutorial shows how to modify each of the light sweep settings, including direction, shape, intensity and blending mode. Finally, you’ll learn how to add keyframes to animate the speed and direction of the light sweep. Check out this clean After Effects light effect to add flair to your project’s titles or credits!

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With animation presets, you can save and reuse specific configurations of layer properties and animations, including keyframes, effects, and expressions. For example, if you created an explosion using several effects with complex property settings, keyframes, and expressions, you can save all those settings as a single animation preset.

You can then apply that animation preset to any other layer. Many animation presets don’t contain animation; rather, they contain combinations of effects, transform properties, and so on. A behavior animation preset uses expressions instead of keyframes to animate layer properties. Animation presets can be saved and transferred from one computer to another. The filename extension for an animation preset is.ffx. After Effects includes hundreds of animation presets that you can apply to your layers and modify to suit your needs, including many text animation presets.

(See.) You can browse and apply animation presets in After Effects using the Effects & Presets panel or Adobe Bridge. To open the Presets folder in Adobe Bridge, choose Browse Presets from the Effects & Presets panel menu or from the Animation menu. • The animation presets that are installed with After Effects are in the Presets folder located in the Program Files Adobe Adobe After Effects CC Support Files (Windows) or Applications/Adobe After Effects CC (Mac OS) folder. • Animation presets that you create are saved by default in the Presets folder located in My Documents Adobe After Effects CC (Windows) or Documents/Adobe/After Effects CC (Mac OS).

You can add a single new animation preset or an entire folder of new animation presets to either of the Presets folders. When After Effects starts, it searches both of the Presets folders and their subfolders for installed animation presets and adds them to the Effects & Presets panel. After Effects ignores the contents of folders with names that begin and end in parentheses; for example, the contents of the folder (archived_animation_presets) are not loaded. After Effects includes various effects, which you apply to layers to add or modify characteristics of still images, video, and audio. For example, an effect can alter the exposure or color of an image, add new visual elements, manipulate sound, distort images, remove grain, enhance lighting, or create a transition.

Effects are sometimes mistakenly referred to as filters. The primary difference between a filter and an effect is that a filter permanently modifies an image or other characteristic of a layer, whereas an effect and its properties can be changed or removed at any time.

Tenggelamnya. In other words, filters operate destructively, and effects operate non-destructively. After Effects uses effects exclusively, so changes are non-destructive. A direct result of the ability to change the properties of effects is that the properties can be changed over time, or animated. All effects are implemented as plug-ins, including the effects that are included with After Effects. Plug-ins are small software modules—with filename extensions such as.aex,.pbk, and.pbg—that add functionality to an application. Not all plug-ins are effect plug-ins; for example, some plug-ins provide features for importing and working with certain file formats.