I have tried playing with the X-offset but I cannot move the right points to further right. Thanks Paul, I got it except (3), I cannot get the text to stay there after it finish bouncing. Many folks have trouble using the Pro-Titler. Let me see if I can find a tutorial to help you out. Then press play and the words will bounce. Paul LS wrote:1) To get the words to bounce after you have modified the text you have to click the purple/brown "Text Edit Mode: click here" banner at the top of the window to exit the text editing mode. Posts: 3064 Joined: Sat 11:21 am Location: Southampton, UK With this add-on, you can enhance your videos using 3000+ amazing special effects. Many folks have trouble using the Pro-Titler. BORIS Red is a widely used tool in the video editing sphere since it is an all-in-one plug-in for creating transitions, titles, 2D and 3D models, compositing, and more. If you hit enter to start a second line the effect does not work (similar to PE4 in that respect). You can add extra keyframes by double clicking on the line.Ĥ) You need to create a second line of text the same way you created the second. Try moving the right point and see the effect it has. It currently has two points on the wavy line. Best bet is to play with the X-offset curve at the bottom of the window. Drag the cursor over the words to highlight them and then adjust the fill color.ģ) To keep the text on the screen you need to use keyframes for X-offset under Transform. Once you have double clicked on the text to edit it you will see "Text", "Style"and "Open type" tabs over to the left. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in-store pick-up.
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Then press play and the words will bounce.Ģ) To change the color. Shop Sony Movie Studio 12 Platinum Suite Windows at Best Buy. 1) To get the words to bounce after you have modified the text you have to click the purple/brown "Text Edit Mode: click here" banner at the top of the window to exit the text editing mode.
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