hi! i tried doing this and it works, but my final text goes to the far right :( basically, i have 13 dots on my screen, and they're all near the letters. i wanted to make the dots 'become' the letters. so i copied the shape layers' paths onto the text's shape layers' paths (one dot per letter). however, when i do this, the whole morphing animation starts moving towards the far right, settling at the bottom right of my screen :( i don't know why. could you help me?
@@adeleva8912 actually, i remember fixing it, but i can't remember how for the life of me. i think it had something to do with the alignment, but i really don't know
im having trouble because when you copy the path of a letter say it is m it goes to where it is in the word but mine just goes far to the left and i have to align it myself
So is it just not possible to do a capital 'B?' It had 3 paths and the second I created 3 paths on the 'P' it was morphing into in closed up the cutout of the 'P.' I couldn't figure out a work around. Please let me know if there is one?
Hey, In the tutorial I have explained both the cases how to morph from more number of paths to lesser (3 to 2) and from less to more (2 to 3) you can check it in the tutorial.
Hi I am having trouble with it. it worked but my 2nd word ends up above the first and doesn't morph in the same place if that makes sense I did use different fonts and font sizes if that changes anything
hiiii,, i have a question, how do we do it if we're going from a greater number of characters to a less one? in my case im morphing from the word in to out :)
I think I know what you mean if for example the 1st word has like 5 letters but the 2nd has 10 letter like they said in the video with the last letter you can just copy it to all other letter to the 2nd word. what I did instead of only group the end and during the rest letter for letter I group some at the start then did letter for letter then group at the end again just to distribute it. not sure if that makes sense
