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JULY 16, 2003 Adobe After Effects 6.0
Once you are comfortable with the new screen layout (not a big change), you will undoubtedly see the new tools that have been added. ![]() ![]() Each letter can have its own font style, color, size, etc. ![]()
Because you are using familiar Type controls, you have instant feedback when it comes to the elements you have created. What takes After Effects 6.0 Type Tool a step further is the ability to animate an individual letter, line, or paragraph.
You do this by keyframing selectors and attributes for a range of letters. While the interface seems a little quirky at first (there has to be a way to clean up this portion), you can create some very dramatic text effects in a few moments.
For those of you who are upgrading, After Effects 6.0 still includes Path Text and Basic Text so your text elements will import. I think, however, that after using and mastering the new Text Tool the days of Path and Basic Text are history. Related sites: Animation Artist Animation Supplement AV Video Broadcast Newsroom Content Mastering Corporate Media News Creative Mac Design Supplement Digital Animators Digital Game Developer Digital Media Designer Digital Post Production Digital Producer Digital Video Editing Digital Webcast DTV Professional DV Format DVD Creation Film and Video Magazine Film Imaging Hollywood Industry Mac Supplement Presentation Master Presentation Supplement Production Supplement Siggraph News The WWUG Related forums: [an error occurred while processing this directive]
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