Bravo!!! Excellent explanation of a difficult matter. "Multiple zeros" are terrific, but it's easy to lose track of things and changing them later becomes a disaster.
I was using 3d null often but just to separate several movements in single camera😂 messing with path era is over now thx to you. always learning new things in this AE world.
@@spicy_burrito I go a bit on depth comparing the difference between one-node and two-node for these reasons. Also if you continue the tutorial, I am adding two mulls and pair them, great results one can have. Thank you for your constructive feedback! 😀 👋
@@EliasSarantopoulos I have a question..during animating the way you used multiple nulls to animate different axis..if I have to make a complex animation that involves going into and rotating much..how much nulls I have to create.
@@EliasSarantopoulos and one thing can the orbit null can be used alongside normal nulls ..like nulls animating position and orbit null animating rotation..so which one to point which null
@@salilthegreat This is totally up to you. Personally I try to keep as less as possible because it gets complicated and trying to remember which is which. I believe the example I am sharing is the most complex I would go for the reasons above. 😀
@@salilthegreat I believe I cover this towards the end of the tutorial on the 15th minute. Its all about your plan, how do you envision the end animation, the rest is mix and match with multiple nulls. My opinion is not to stress about it rather combine two or more at the most to create the end result. 😀
I'm confused why at around 20:50 you use the hold keyframe. Doesn't it hold the position anyway if both of those keyframes creating the gap have the same values?
I cover this on the After Effects 2021 Camera tool, 3D Gizmos, and Animation training video. You can skip to the 5th minute, its on that chapter NIWA, hope that helps. Thank you. 😊👍
how to make a layer independante of camera afterefefct, first layer element 3d camera move it, but the 2nd element 3d stay independent not linked with acmera ?
@@EliasSarantopoulos Thanks. I am currently using your tips to move around a room that I created in a one point perspective. I will be sharing the outcome tomorrow. Cheers.
@@MercuryRisingFast The answer is inside another dedicated video on my channel on that only subject (Toggle Hold Keyframe). I can't explain it through a message. It looks correct but it's not, have a look and it will make more sense. Hope this helps.
Greetings, Dear! If it's not too difficult for you, could you tell me what program do you use to add sound to video from After Effects? Thank you for your work! Health to you and your family! Greetings to you from Russia!
You can use the 3D gizmos AE provides and move it to the Z space for example. Another suggestion would be to have 2 views activated so you can see the perspective. I have another AE tutorial and how to use those 3D gizmos, very helpful to animate. 😀 👋