Thanks! this will be a think in my tuts

Ciao, che piacere sapere che hai goduto il tutorial, woo e che bella lingua è l’italiano, una volta ho provato ad imparare ma ho dimenticato la maggior parte (ho usato il traduttore per scriverti questo messaggio), spero di vederti continuare a seguire il canale

got it, man. now that I think about it i should go with something more ambient so the music doesn't distract. Thanks for the tip.

Thank you!, i hope you enjoy the rest of the videos as well ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

Hi Arshi, thanks for your comment, I was just mastering the art of procrastination now i am here to make the best tutorials i can make

Thaaaanks!!! and i will do better over time (=^･ｪ･^=)

Ok it could be possible except with the null operator (￢_￢;)

@@OkamirufuV xD

Hey man, this is awesome! I'm so glad to hear that my videos are helping a lot. Hope to see you more active on the channel!

Thanks! It took quite a bit of effort to edit it, but it was totally worth it.

thanks!!! 4sure

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thanks marcell you've been here since day one! yes this little retro momnets was very fun to make

Hi you can find a lot of stuff on my patreon account

Maybe you watched to early

Oh now is in fullHD, maybe you watched to early (≧◡≦)

Mmm, good question. But now I am completely focused on a real-time approach, which is why I exclusively use touchdesigner

Try the echo function

This will get you a similar 4 second loop of the color changing circle with trail: Make a new comp (1920x1080), duration of 4 seconds, 60fps Create a black background by either making a solid (command + y), or making a shape layer with a black rectangle that covers the span of the comp Create a new shape layer with a circle, and center the circle in comp. Create some keyframes on the circle’s fill color (so there is a new color every ½ second, for example), and have the final keyframe color at the end frame be the same as the starting color on frame 1 (so it loops) Add a transform effect and add some keyframes to the scale property. Start at 100%, 1 second 0%, 2 seconds 100%, 3 seconds 0%, 4 seconds 100% (to create a loop) Add a second transform effect to the circle shape layer, translate circle away from center (200px to the right, for example) On frame 1 of the comp, create a keyframe on this second rotation property of the transform effect On last keyframe of comp, create a keyframe that creates one full revolution (1x +0.0 degrees). The circle will now make one full revolution around the center point of the comp in 4 seconds Add a Gaussian blur effect, uncheck maintain comp edges (not the exact wording, not at my computer). Dial in some blur to soften the edge of the circle (maybe 10-20?) Add an echo effect. Change the blend mode to maximum, or blend. Change the delay time to somewhere between -.02 and -.05. Number of echoes around 30, and decay between .6 and .9. Will have to play with it. You could also add a second Gaussian blur effect now to further soften the edges. Hope that helps, lengthy directions but really not that complicated once you set it up! By using transform effects on the layer, you still have the ability to use the layer’s native transform properties (position, scale, rotation) freely. You could do the same thing with a precomp, but in the event you want to composite/layer this method ends up being less CPU intensive as it’d be pulling from one instance of the echo FX chain.

@@nathangorey8732 Amazing! thanks for taking your time to respond this, i literally use AF just for use a photo gallery template for my friends weeding lol