Bad Dancer

Hi everybody. I saw a video with a heron from Digital and decided to offer this kind of design for such files. It is not necessary to use the entire project. You can apply one or more slides. All text blocks are editable. The slide duration can be extended for easier reading of the text. The slide movements are edited by the overall frame. Due to the lack of layer overlay modes in the program, the file with the crumpled paper effect is superimposed with a change in the opacity of the layer, adjust it yourself if necessary. Information about the project and the download link in the description of the video on YouTube. https://youtu.be/DUej61T06rU

Hi everybody. 10 transitions in the style of an Old Film Frame for your creativity. The download link is in the description of the video on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Gskzy8bzjYw

Thanks a lot digartal and to everyone who liked it.

Hello everyone. A retro-style design project for you. Download link and description on YouTube.

Wanderlust, It wasn't difficult to do. By the way, the width of the vignette is also adjustable. I wish you success in your creative work.

Hi Peter. I made a style similar to yours, but not exactly like the original. This is the simplest version with straight corners of the vignette. There is a style file and a project file in the project folder. I have included the project file in case you want to modify the design according to your preferences. The style name is random, but its animation resembles a similar preset with alternating images in After Effects. Photos in the style are cropped with a 16x9 aspect ratio. Keep this in mind when using photos with other sizes, or disable the "Crop" feature in the project and save the style with a different name. Download link:https://drive.google.com/file/d/12wYNLz4ig5TCFzy7ncy9DyGGdoom0N39/view?usp=sharing

This style can be recreated in PTE, but… First, for a full recreation, this program doesn't have a vignette with rounded corners — only straight lines — and such corners can be achieved by using a mask with rounded corners, meaning there will be a frame with a mask and an image with a mask. Second, the photo fade-in and fade-out effect is created by layer opacity — so on a straight vignette this will be easy, while on a rounded one you'll need to apply opacity to all the other layers. But! It can be recreated. Straight frames can be done in half an hour to an hour, and with masks — in a couple of hours. The key is to calculate the slide timing correctly: here the photo appearance lasts about 0.4 seconds, and the style duration is about 42 seconds. What remains is to position the keyframes correctly.

Everything can be done only by means of the program. The masking layer allows you to add text characters of different shapes in large numbers and you just need to create the desired shape of the mask. It is simply undesirable to use photos with a lot of protruding hair, or leaves of grass, trees, and a similar multitude of small details, which require a lot of masks, time, and painstaking labor to isolate.

digartal, Thanks for the comment. I'm for diversity. People write that there are too few text effects in the program, I'm trying to say that this is not the case. 🙂 Two text animation projects were planned. Now there is a project in the plan with a movie projector for memorable moments of the past. I think I can do it in a week, if nothing bothers. I'm watching your videos, it's a good job. If you have any questions about the projects, please contact me, I will help you with everything that is in my competence.

Hi everyone, Another project with text animation. Easy to do, easy to repeat. Replace the background, replace the color of the text and text backgrounds. The project can be used to advertise embroidered products. Download link and description under the video on YouTube. https://youtu.be/NNu0DOyrTaE

JRR thanks a lot

This is a simple example of working with text. The program's features allow you to make similar animations. It was possible to complicate the appearance of text layers with masks, but it would be difficult for an inexperienced user to understand. Of the three options I tested, the last one turned out to be the easiest, where a pair of frames rotated 90 degrees relative to each other along the Y axis and placed in the third frame, allowing you to move the entire composition vertically. I will consider any comments as an aid in studying the program.

Don't worry, be happy. 😉 Description and download link for the YouTube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCZmOUHG-eU

Hi Gunterus. https://disk.yandex.ru/d/SgZRb9JZ8Yevxw

AleAle5025. Hi! Thanks for the comment! Yes, the video was made in After Effects. This is the finished video that I inserted into the PTE project. In PTE, it is difficult and time-consuming to do this, save the video as a sequence of frames and move the added file manually in each frame.