Another way to import these shapes into After effects is to put each one of them on a separate layer in Illustrator from the beginning , and using ZL-Explode shape layers you can turn the vector layers to shape layers with a click of a button.
if it helps you can keyframe transparency to 0% at the first frame so all the imperfections will not be visible and on the second frame set transparency to 100%
This is funny because I spent a few hours trying to recreate this after watching the project this was in. Most of the time spent just trying to recreate the shape in illustrator without any gaps!
I was messing with this months ago, the project files weren't available at that point. The shape is from a commercial project the instructor made over a year ago
very coo tutorial! thank you!! what are your favourite scripts and plugins for after effects? Seems like your after effects workspace it's busy with many script! cheers!
I am importing the components to AE with Overlord, but anchor points are aligned to the centre of the components, rather than the AE stage, so when I rotate them they do not align. Any ideas on why this is?
it's pretty difficult. I'm very proficient at Illustrator, and it took a whole bunch of figuring when (before this video came out), i wanted to recreate this exact animation. I obviously won't explain the entire process in a yt comment, perhaps i could make a video on it, but i can tell you that it helps if you make a circle and then draw out your initial triangle out from that circle's centre point. This is for the rotation tool later, because with smart guides on, you can snap your rotation to the centre of that circle, which you can make into a guide with cmd+5, later define your contours with other triangles and rotate them 120° around the centre point of the circle by hitting r for the rotate tool and option-clicking in the centre of the triangles, which your rotation tool wouldn't snap to if you didn't have that circle in place, and the rest is just adjusting corner and shapebuilder/pathfinders
Ok so I thought it would be some hidden thing to not go through the work of animating the path points, but it seems that there is no way to do it. They need to give us a tool like Trim Paths but for the Fill...
John Martineau - Quadrivium: The Four Classical Liberal Arts of Number, Geometry, Music, & Cosmology Frédéric Brenner - An Archeology of Fear and Desire Frédéric Brenner - Diaspora: Homelands in Exile Three books from Phaidon’s contemporary artist series, I think one is tom friedman, the other is olafur elison and I cant make out the third... Robert Frank - Moving Out
Adobe Animate is a great software that is awesome for a Motion Designer to know however, Adobe After Effects is a much more robust and industry standard software.
Hi there! You certainly can :) We still have a few seats left in our Advanced Motion Methods course head over to som.bz/2wKsBDu to register for the Spring 2020 Session!
13:31 This right here is the reason why people are fed up with Adobe. Why can't AE have the same design capabilities as Illustrator. Or better yet, why haven't they combined the best of AE, Premiere, PS, and Illustrator into one software like Davinci Resolve has ? This workflow is ridiculous. Nothing against the author of the tutorial, although on a separate note, his teaching wasn't all that great and definitely didn't convince me to pay for a course if this is how he teaches. A lot was left unexplained.
Wooaaaa the last tip about setting keyframes on the time remap pre comp and easing that timing is GENIUS. Thank you so much!
Another way to import these shapes into After effects is to put each one of them on a separate layer in Illustrator from the beginning , and using ZL-Explode shape layers you can turn the vector layers to shape layers with a click of a button.
So many top workflow tips in one short video! Incredible work. And you’ve convinced me to get Overlord plugin too
u are kind of a legend for us AE users 😅❤
I thought the legend is and will be Andrew Kramer. But Zander is awesome as well.
SANDER D GOAT
Thanks!
creative design process, lots of new tricks that really help ... need perseverance to make it happen ... thanks for sharing your knowledge
This is the first video im seeing and i can tell i will learn a ton so THANK YOU!
Always wanted to know how to do this. Thank you for the clear tutorial!
imwlfy why are u stalking me
if it helps you can keyframe transparency to 0% at the first frame so all the imperfections will not be visible and on the second frame set transparency to 100%
I cut the first frame off, kinda does the same Xd
@@esauvargas3647 Yea, and even if its not a perfect match, cutting it or bringing the opacity to 0, will seem natural.
I feel like Sander left an easter egg book recommendation for those paying close attention. Just picked up copy :)
The book at 00:32? I can't see the title. Any chance for help? :)
I'll try and look for the book but could you give the name of it just in case?
This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing!
Cool!
This is funny because I spent a few hours trying to recreate this after watching the project this was in. Most of the time spent just trying to recreate the shape in illustrator without any gaps!
Why? You can just use cut-out command..
Good effort! Those who look at it will think it's easy, those who try realize how hard if could be haha. It's possible though.
I was messing with this months ago, the project files weren't available at that point. The shape is from a commercial project the instructor made over a year ago
i've learned so much, thanks!
Great tutorial . Thanks
You are Genius @Sander van Dijk
The Dutch master at work 😎
Thanks for the great tutorial and for the file! :)
Overlord is nuts!
Yeah Thats really cool thanks !!!
thanks man!
Thanks for this
very coo tutorial! thank you!! what are your favourite scripts and plugins for after effects? Seems like your after effects workspace it's busy with many script! cheers!
Why copy pasting your shapes from illustrator ? Why did you not just imported your illsutrator file in after effect ?
because he wants shape layers he can manipulate further. Importing from illustrator directly gets you "baked/flat" layers with no control points.
@@andydv3239 well.. you can expand them into shape layers with literally 2 clicks lol
Nice!
nice man
Thanks very interesting
I am importing the components to AE with Overlord, but anchor points are aligned to the centre of the components, rather than the AE stage, so when I rotate them they do not align. Any ideas on why this is?
Could you please make a tutorial on how to make the shape ...
Amazing! Thanks Sander!
this is soooooooo gooooood
How to add overload panel in illustrator?
Still can't make that shape though....
it's pretty difficult. I'm very proficient at Illustrator, and it took a whole bunch of figuring when (before this video came out), i wanted to recreate this exact animation. I obviously won't explain the entire process in a yt comment, perhaps i could make a video on it, but i can tell you that it helps if you make a circle and then draw out your initial triangle out from that circle's centre point. This is for the rotation tool later, because with smart guides on, you can snap your rotation to the centre of that circle, which you can make into a guide with cmd+5, later define your contours with other triangles and rotate them 120° around the centre point of the circle by hitting r for the rotate tool and option-clicking in the centre of the triangles, which your rotation tool wouldn't snap to if you didn't have that circle in place, and the rest is just adjusting corner and shapebuilder/pathfinders
Wow
OMG!!!! YEEEESSS!!!!!
Ok so I thought it would be some hidden thing to not go through the work of animating the path points, but it seems that there is no way to do it. They need to give us a tool like Trim Paths but for the Fill...
Can anyone say me the books names showed at the beginning of the video
John Martineau - Quadrivium: The Four Classical Liberal Arts of Number, Geometry, Music, & Cosmology
Frédéric Brenner - An Archeology of Fear and Desire
Frédéric Brenner - Diaspora: Homelands in Exile
Three books from Phaidon’s contemporary artist series, I think one is tom friedman, the other is olafur elison and I cant make out the third...
Robert Frank - Moving Out
@@remotefaith Thank you very much. For taking time and let me know
Is this copyright free ?
tried it and no animation
Is Animate a good option for motion designing????
Adobe Animate is a great software that is awesome for a Motion Designer to know however, Adobe After Effects is a much more robust and industry standard software.
@@schoolofmotion thank you
Can i start with this cours i have a bit exprince
Hi there! You certainly can :) We still have a few seats left in our Advanced Motion Methods course head over to som.bz/2wKsBDu to register for the Spring 2020 Session!
10:30 you know there's a built in scale comp script that does exactly that but faster :)
Can you give me more info about it please 😁
@@alexandrumolnar3d it's under: file > scripts > Scale Composition.jsx // make sure you have no locked layers, otherwise it wont work
lol how to make this shape on after effects... nevermind its really hard.
13:31 This right here is the reason why people are fed up with Adobe. Why can't AE have the same design capabilities as Illustrator. Or better yet, why haven't they combined the best of AE, Premiere, PS, and Illustrator into one software like Davinci Resolve has ? This workflow is ridiculous. Nothing against the author of the tutorial, although on a separate note, his teaching wasn't all that great and definitely didn't convince me to pay for a course if this is how he teaches. A lot was left unexplained.