was using Adobe premiere for the animation part but this looks so much easy to use directly with figma definitely going to use it, thanks for the tip!!
Thanks! That was a good intro for a beginner like myself, who cannot currently afford courses. (Judging from the quality of the content you share here, I imagine your courses are pretty great!) Apparently your hair is a topic in the comments. I think it looks cool, kinda classic.
dude i ve been learning through your videos and let me tell you're the best of all, bow down to the king, top notch stuff. so thanks a lot . the things that you're doing is awesome keep it up so I can learn more
Amazing tutorial! Imagine that implemented to Figma and being able to link shapes and having a smart animate feature for those animations through animation layers/compositions!
Might be a dumb question but... When it comes down to showing these animations to devs, how would you usually show them? Would you put an mp4/gif into a FigJam document or just like straight up send them the mp4 file and be like ''i want it this way'' or...? I just dont understand how would you present this in a proffesional manner/environment. Im trying to make a noise dissolve type animation and ive no idea if its even possible to make it Figma, which is not a problem I can make it in After Effects, but how do i present this to the devs is what I cannot grasp lmao
why this plugin not working in same window right now. when i try to open this plugin it pop a code and a link to another figmotion web page, then how can i animate without seeing my elements!
Thanks for the super content knowledge which you providing us is very helpful for me.. love content stuff & offcourse your way of describing the things are very easy to understand..
Super glad to discover this. Flash was my jam. Ae an Animate exist but all in FIGMA would be great. What about real animating? Like along a path? You can already animate like this, without a plug-in. Resizing am moving on a straight line… or am I thinking of XD? Also better practice would be to change the opacity as it moves in, or something. What if your bg isn’t a solid color? Guess this is for beginners. Hope to find more advanced tips for this. Suppose testing it out would be a good thing, too 😂 Thanks Mr Poppins
If you need to animate along a path just use AE my dude. And if you don't really need keyframes then yeah, just use the SmartAnimate prototyping feature already in Figma. Which interpolates between a series of steps to animate an object. Remember, this is a tool. It has some pretty cool uses for some cool animated demos for web. But it's not a replacement for what Figma already has, not big motion design software like AE. This has its use cases, and you should keep those use cases in mind
@@sebastiangudino9377 totally! As I was fiddling in AE the other night a lightbulb 💡 exploded at it occurred to me, like duh! If I want to design assets in FIGMA that’s one thing, but for motion just export that shit and bring it into AE. Thanks for the reply.
@@hautewire Yeah! Now THAT's the workflow. And dude, if you are not already using it you NEED to look up AEUX. It's a free plugin for both Figma and AE that allows you select a layer or a shape or whatever in figma, and make it appear in after effects LIVE, without having to export of anything, is basically a way to copy a figma group and paste it in AE as a pre-comp, and it is wonderful. Makes the animation process a delight
Can you go over the path animation option in figmotion, i'm having a hard time understanding how to use it. My goal is to create line animations for charts
Almost didn't recognize you. Lol. Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. SN: I'd like to team up with some designers, if you're interested, please hit me up! 😁
As-salāmu‘alaikum, I thank you for the knowledge. May I imitate and modify this method for commercial purposes?? without including your name / youtube name??
Good tutorial, thanks. But please don't do courses as your 80s character, it's annoying for more than 5 seconds, it's just fun for intros ans such formats.
