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1. Welcome to the Course: Hello, I'm Mark
March and welcome to this course in
Adobe After effects, where we're going
to talk about some expressions and how to create animated infographics and how to take advantage of different
animation techniques as well to make it great. So let me show you what
we're actually going to create here in this
Adobe After effect course. Let's have a look at this.
Join me for this course. Thank you for joining as well. Let me show you what
we'll be working on here in this course. So we're going to work
on this statistics, sort of animation using expressions and some
other techniques, where we're going to have
something like this, where the bars are
extending one by one. And more importantly, the numbers are changing
at the same time. So as the green bar is
expanding for the plant based, the numbers start
changing 0-1157. And then as the red bar is extending for
the animal based, the animal based foods
numbers change 0-18. Expressions here so you can quickly and easily change
them to any numbers you want to make a more interesting
animated infographics. They will have
another comp going to create this
animated credit score. So this one here, where we'll
have the numbers change, and this circle also animate
around it at the same time. It's a really cool effect. Another popular example in all kinds of
animated statistics, animated infographics, as well. You can it in so many ways, and we'll be putting them
together here on this score. Okay. So without further ado, let's jump into
Adobe After effects. You can use any version. It doesn't matter which
version you're going to have. It doesn't have to be 2025 at the time of recording or 2024. It doesn't matter,
really. This is going to work in any
version of After effects. And let's start creating. Let's start working with me. I'm your trainer, Mark
Marchi from Aak machi.com. And let's get cracking.
2. Create a Comp and add content: Okay, so let's start
working on a project. So let's make a
new project here. Let's also save
it straight away. So go file sas and
no more savers. I'm going to put it into our
course folder here, here, and this is going to be say, I'm going to call
it expressions, statistics. Okay. In here. Just to show you what we're
going to work on here, I took a screenshot of something that we're
going to work on. It looks something
like this, okay? Where first of well, we have the bars animating
from one side to the other, and then the numbers
will also animate. The main focus is going to be on these numbers
being animated here, 11 57 and 18, where we use
expressions for that. Okay? So let's put
this together. So we're going to
make a new comp. I'll go for the
standard full HD. So say going to call
it statistics, ok? Full HD, 24/second
for the background, yeah, I think maybe I'll
go for the white for the background in
here, for the color. It's right in the comer. 24 rads per second. 10 seconds is plenty, that's fine. Lo click, okay. What have you got
in here. Okay, so got a rectangle, some
text on the top. Okay, so let's grab a rectangle tool,
I'll draw rectangle. Say, maybe here. Well, probably don't
need a stroke, but want a dark color, so go for maybe very dark gray. And we'll put some text in here. What does it say?
Antioxidant content. So we can do
everything together. This would be cent align. Actually, they both
should be cent align, select the text and shift
click on the shape, use the line panel to
align them to the center. No, not to each other. So this should go to the center. Oh, also, just undo. Remember with shapes.
So I just select it. Remember with the Anca point. So let me just undo
the last step, select just the
shape and go layer, transform center
encapoint layer content. Hmm? Because normally
the ca point would be in the
center of the comp. Okay, so we want this
shape to be in the center. Also want the text to be in
the center here as well. And if we make sure
that our text is center aligned within its properties, I center alged within
its properties. And using a line
panel also center line and make it all caps, maybe a different font. Let's see what we got in here. Maybe I'll go for Roboto, light, white color. Okay,
it's white already. Perfect. I'm just going to name the shape layer as well because you should
have a proper name. So let's say anti oxidant
background. Okay? Should probably
use the A as well. Okay? Or lock these layers, so we don't
accidentally actually, just put the text a
little bit lower here. Maybe like this.
Okay. We'll log them. And then we'll add
some text here for the plant based animal
based. So grab a type two. This could be together
as one layer. So the plot based, animal based. Okay? Now, this text is supposed to be
darker, like black. This would be right aligned
in this case. This text here. Let's take a look at this.
Okay. Well, this one isn't, but I'm going to keep
it right aligned here. Okay? It doesn't have to be
exactly the same, remember? And because this is one text layer with
two nights of text, we can adjust the
space in between them vertical spacing by
adjusting leading here. N a bit more space in there. Maybe more like this 150, okay? And this goes here. Now, I'm not going
to worry about these lines in the background. We'll focus on this bar there. So I'll just draw one line here. So this like the layer. And with the pentle just
draw a vertical line there with a thick stroke. So have a black stroke. Five maybe. Let's see. Also, in case we doing
any transformations, again, layer, transform, center cap and the
layer content. I think this will do. We can always, you
know, edit it later. And this is going to
be vertical line. Okay. So let's just put a text
underneath for our expressions. So plant based foods. Okay. Remember the
numbers will need to be different separate because we want to animate
the numbers, okay? So just put some text first. So type to again. Woo. I'll keep them separate. So this one would be separate. It's a bit too big. Oh, alignment doesn't
really matter in this case. Well, let's say Santa. So this will go here. I'm going to
duplicate this layer, so do Control D or
Command D on MC to make a duplicate and move it along. And this is going to
be animal based foods. I think they're too big now,
so I'll select them both together and make
them a bit smaller. Okay. Then we'll position them. So I'm using shift key
to make it move in a straight line or kind of to some extent,
straight line, yes. So you like this. Okay? And
then we'll put the numbers. So the plant based one is 11 57. Remember, this will need
to be a separate layer. 11 57. And maybe I'll
make it thicker. Don't make it stand out. Now, we'll align
them in a second. But we can also just
do it like this. And again, I'll
make a duplicate. The other one was 18, so I got the layer selected. Control D Command D
to make a duplicate. I'll move into the shift key and the right arrow key and
then I'll double click, and this will be 18. If you like keyboard
shortcuts like I do, typically with the text. So if I put a text so
here, type in some text, you can then do Control Enter or command return on Mac
to accept the text. And then you can do for
selection tool, okay? Okay, so let's just finish. So these two lines, this could be again
Pentl in here, we can do a straight line there. Switch to selection tool to
check what it looks like. Looks fine. Okay. So
make a duplicate, control the Commande
and shift down RokeyT move it
down or just okey. So get something like this. I think this should
be a bit lighter, so I sell them both
together and the stroke, just a little bit lighter. So get something
like this. Okay. In the next video, we're
going to add the shapes, and maybe we can
start animate them. I'm just going too safe in the
meantime because you never know. I'll continue next video.
3. Add Graph Bars: Okay, so let's get
on with the shapes. What we need to do here
is we're going to have these two shapes that are going to expand
from left to right. They animate, as the
numbers animate as well. Okay. We'll do just one first. Oh, by the way, these were also color, not black and white. They were initially,
or at the end, maybe. They were black and
wie but they were actually color so we can
make them colour as well. So remember we're making new shape labs or should
take care of these ones. So this is the say
as horizontal, but about let's see I
should do horizontal bar. Above text. And this one is horizontal
bar below text. That's with what? Okay, so
make a new shape layer. So make sure you don't
have anything selected. What is the RectangoTT
draw rectangle here. The size you want, we can do. So, let's say, if
I go like this. I just want a normal fell. So I'm going to
change the type of fill by holding old key and clicking on the color swatch to change it to a solid color. And then I'll click to change the colour to, I don't know, so say maybe like a dark green. Okay. Let's make
it a bit taller. So I'm going to zoom in a
bit closer here or grab a selection tool just to make it a little bit taller,
maybe like this. And maybe no stroke in here, so I set the stroke to zero. This is just the ba. Okay? Because we're going to animate this bar because
it's going to resize. It's going to stretch
from left to right. We need to move the
Anca point to the left. If you don't see
the ancha point, this is not the Anca
point for the layer. No. Just deselect the layer. Select the layer again and
that's the ancha point. Remember, normally
the shapes have the ancha points in the
center of the comp. So going to grab
ancha point tool. The ancha point tool, it's
going to zoom in closer. We'll move it to the left edge of the shape right on the edge here So when you
resize the shape, if I grab a selection tool and try to resize it, it does this. Okay? That's what we
want for expansion. We can do the other
shape at the same time. I'm just going to name
this layer as well. So, you know, this is
going to be say plant. Actually I'm going
to do bar plant. And I'll make a duplicate
of contro do commande and this one is going
to be bar animal, and I will move it
down and will change its color to a different. I'm going to change the fill
color to a different color. Maybe more like a reddish color, maybe something like that. And this is supposed
to be shorter. I'm going to zoom in
and make it short. Let's double check the layer. So deselect, select the layer. Okay, the enc ps on
left, it's fine. And then we'll just
make it shorter. So it may be
something like this. Okay? So I've got these
two shape layers here. They're going to
expand. Remember, make sure that Anca points
for these layers, excuse me, on the
left hand side, because these shapes are supposed to expand
towards the right. And make sure you
select the layer, not just the shape, but
the actual layer to check the Anca point
position here. Okay. We're ready to
start animating this. And that's what we're going
to do in the next video. So we'll continue on the
next video. Keep it open.
4. Animate Graph Bars: Continuing from the
previous video. In this video, we'll
animate these graphs, these bars in here. It doesn't matter which
one we start with really. And you probably know
how to do it already. So let's just start
with the top one. Or normally do things, you know, from left to right, from top to the bottom. Starting
with the top one. So I got to lay selected,
I'm going to press EF scale to go to the scale
property automatically. Okay? Well, add a keyframe, and this keyframe
will actually appear later because this bar is much
longer than the other one. I'll give it more
time to animate. So I'm going to move the CTI. Let me just zoom out here. So move the CTI,
move the keyframe. Sorry, move the keyframe
to maybe 3 seconds. Now, if you want to
get exactly 3 seconds, what you can do or what I would do is move the CTI to 3 seconds. I can just click here and
do 300 for 3 seconds. And then as you
move your keyframe, you hold a shift, which
makes it snap. Okay? Now, move the CTI back
to the beginning. Now, we'll do it in
the timeline because it's quick, easier
in that way as well. If you break the link because we just want to
change the width, not the height, and we
change the width to zero. Okay? So get
something like this. Because this starts
animating and then it stops. I definitely play some easing. Maybe easy Es to make
it speed up initially. So you can click
on the Word scale. Sect both keyframes and
you can i do F nine. Alright, click
Keyframe assistant. Easy Es. This will
make it look nice. Okay. And this will be timed with the expression for the
numbers as well, okay? The numbers will also
animate for, say, 3 seconds. Yeah, I think 3 seconds will be enough so people
don't get bored. Okay, let's do
another one. So let's lay at the other shape layer. As for scale, don't worry about the position
of your CTI right now. Click on the Stopwatch
for the scale. Move the CTI to where
you want this to stop. I'm going to make this
animating after the first one. So this will animate, say
from 3 seconds to 4 seconds. Some of the keyframe
to 4 seconds. And I'm thinking maybe we'll
give it a second delay. So maybe 5 seconds, actually. Let's do 500 and then we'll
move the keyframe here, and then back at 4 seconds, the same we'll break the link, the chain, and we'll
change the width to zero. And like on the previous one, we'll select both keyframes
and apply ese here as well. So let's just preview
Okay, this will do. Because this is short
term. I was going to shut in the work area as well. Here's a quick way. You can move your CTI to where you
want this to stop. So let's say audio 6 seconds. Then you can do letter N, N, and this will shut
in the work area. Okay. I think this
will do. This is fine. So in our next video,
we can move on to text. Save it, keep it open, and we'll continue
the next video.
5. Add Text Expressions: Okay, everyone, the moment
you've been waiting for where we can start
animating the numbers. We can make the
animate, which we can use for all kinds of
animated statistics, a very popular feature. So here we go. Select your text layer,
the one with the number. Now we're going to use
an expression here. We'll also use an effect and
we'll combine them together. We'll put them together
in here. Okay. So let's select the text layer, and then we'll go to effect menu and expression controls
and slider control. This adds the slide control
effect to your layer. Now we're going to
connect these Well, we're going to connect the
text properties text numbers with the slider control effect. So in the timeline, we'll open the text layer, the one with the number,
and we'll open text. I'm looking for the source text. And we're going to link the source text
with the slider control. So first, we'll
apply expression. So we'll click on the stopwatch. Okay. And then use the
Piquip in this case, and we'll use the Pi Quip to connect source text,
click on the Piquip, hold the mouse buttto down,
and drag the cursor into defect Controls
panel and drop it on the slider property of the
slider control effect. This will write
an expression for you this expression here, okay? Don't worry about your
composition panel, ignore it for a second. If you now just click away, everything goes back to normal. And the number on your
screen tends to zero. Yes, this is supposed to happen. Because if you look in
the controls panel, the slider control has
the slide set to zero. Try changing it and see how
the numbers are changing. How cool is that, okay? So, what we'll do now is we'll keyframe the slider
control effect. And what was the number? 11. What was the number? Oh, so here. 11 57. Okay, 11 57. So let's move the CTI to where this animation
is supposed to stop. Mine would be at 3 seconds here. I will set the slide the
control to be 11 was it 57 or 87? 11 57. Okay, 11 57 and we'll
key frame it, okay. Then we move the CTI
back to the beginning. I will set the slide
value to be zero. So now, you may get
decimal points. That's okay. Excuse me. Don't worry about it
at the moment, okay. The important thing is the
numbers are changing, okay? Because I'm getting so
many dismal points, and we have such a
big number 11 57. It looks like a mess.
But don't worry, we'll fix it next. Just make sure you have
this animation here, make sure you add
this expression. Now the expression, you could also just type it
this expression here. Instead of using Piquip, you could just simply
type this in or you could copy and paste
it if you wanted to. Mmm. But in this case, we use the piquip because
it was just easier. A? So if you make
sure it's working, and we'll fix it
in the next video.
6. Fix Text Expression: Following from the
previous video, let's fix this kind
of issued expression where I'm getting so
many decimal points here that I can't even see
the numbers as they change. It's all rather a mess, okay? So we're in to fix it, okay? Right. It doesn't matter
where CitI is right now because we just need to
edit our expression. We just need to add something
to our expression in here. So in the timeline,
find your expression. That's the expression here,
or click on it to edit it. And we need to add just a tiny
bit after the expression. We will type a little bit
of code, but don't worry, you don't have to
type everything because there will
be some dropdowns. There will be some help
from after effects. So what I usually do is, as I'm going to show you,
I'll start typing the code. And as the dropdowns appear, I'll be selecting
the options using the down arrow keyboard and then using enteky
to accept them. So this can be all done without
even touching the mouse, this part of the
exercise in here. So here's what we'll do. So
put the ersole at the end. Type in dot and then VA and you get a drop
down, we're looking for value. So once you type VA, you can just press
Enter on your keyboard. Okay. Then dot again. To F. We're looking
for two fixed. And again, you can just
press nt on a keyboard. Or you can double click on this code that's
highlighted if you prefer. I'll just press Enter.
Value two fixed. Oh finished, no worry. Excuse me, one
more element here. We'll put a zero between
the brackets here. Okay. And this will remove
all decimal points. Let's just preview and
now explain a bit more. Don't press Enter because this would create a
new line of code, just click away to deselect it. And now you'll be getting
just full numbers, just integers in here.
How cool is that? Okay? The zero we typed in here at the end, let me just stop it,
put a cursor here. So this zero we
typed in this one. This is the number
of decimal points. So if you want some
decimal points, you can type in one
for one decimal point, two, for two decimal
points, and so on. This might be useful sometimes. If we do say statistics with
the percentages 0-100%, you may want to
have 27.25 or so. So you can do two
in the bracket. In this case, one, zero, there are no decimal points, okay? Right. Now, we'll be
doing another text layer, but I thought maybe we can do like a task. So
here's what we can do. Uh, let's actually talk
about it on the next video. So just keep it open, and let me share with you a task
next on the next video. It's not too save you never know in here to make
sure it's all saved. Okay? And I'll see
in the next video.
7. Another Text Layer Expression: Welcome back. With
the expression we've done on the last video, it's this one here where we
have the numbers changing, and there are no decimal points we'll remove the decimal
points in here as well. I wouldn't be adding Well, you cannot eas it
if you wanted to, but I want the numbers to
change at constant pace. And I thought what we could
do to finish this exercise, this composition is we could so if you want
to do it on your own, maybe potentially, you could
try to do it on your own. If not, I'll show you once again how to do this animation here. So if you want you can
pause at this stage, and you can do the layer. And then you can see if
you can do it on your own. So be a good exercise for you if you fancy a bit
of a challenge. If not, let me show you how we can do another one the same
way we did the previous one. So slide the text
layer, layer 18. We'll layer this says number 18. Effect, expression
controls, slider control. On layer 18, we will
open the layer. We will open text. I will hold, click on the
stopwatch for the source text, click on the PiquipHld, drag it into the
effect controls panel, drop it on the slider
property because we know we're getting
these decimal points, and we need to
remove them anyway. We can do it right
now. So I can do dot Va value TOF to fixed zero. I just click away. A do keyframe. So we need to check where the keyframes
are for this animation. This is the first
one at 4 seconds. Keyframe the slider,
keep it at zero, and then the next
keyframe is at 5 seconds, and that's where the
number changes to 18. So we just save it
and then preview it there's one more change I'm going to make to
the other numbers, the one we just animated. Because the slider, the
bar, the red one on mine, animates later and it's not
visible at the beginning, I would like to do the same
for the numbers as well. I don't want them to
be visible here yet. These numbers in here, okay? So I'm going to show
you a quick technique in the next video in here. Just make sure the
numbers are animating as expected for now, and we'll fix it next.
8. Finish Your Project: Continuing from the
previous video, so we have both numbers
animated right now. I mean, both sets of numbers, the 11 57 and 18, we have this bus
animated as well. About this animation
where it goes 0-18, or the second animation, whichever one is your
second animation, I think, doesn't look quite right with the zero
at the beginning. I'm just thinking maybe it shouldn't be there at
all to start with, like this red bar isn't here for the first
few seconds, okay? Just zoom out there.
So we could do is we could make this
layer with the numbers. Appear just before
it starts animating. That's really easy
because we can just simply trim the text layer. So this layer selected. If
you're looking at timeline, this is the layer, layer 18. Okay? We got this bar here,
so we're going to trim it. So let's say this starts
animating at 4 seconds. I'll make appear maybe
half a second earlier. So I'm going to click in
here and I'll do 312. That's 3.5 seconds. Okay. And then we'll trim this
layer. That's the one. Again, if you hold Shift key, which enables snapping, this
will just snap like this. So this number doesn't
appear for the first 3.5 seconds.
It appears later. I think this looks better
than the other one, okay? So this is this animation we've been working
on. But don't worry. I have one more kind of project where it's actually going to be another
comp, but let's see, one more project
for us to work on where we'll have numbers
animating again, but we're also going to
have this circle animating. You'll see. So this is
this exercise here. This is our first comp. I'll do another one moving on into the next video
to keep it open, and we'll do another
one in the next video.
9. New Comp - Credit Score: Welcome back to a second
project we're going to work on. I mean, the same project
file, another composition, but I would say like a
second project because this is going to be a
different one, okay? So we're going to make
a new composition here. And example I'm going
to use here is when you login to say to
check your credit score. For example, here in Britain, an example would be clear score, and they show you the number with a credit score
out of 1,000. This could be percentages
if you want to. We could do
percentages, actually. And a circle element around it. Okay? So I'm going
to call it say credit score up, for example. Let's say this would be like
a mock up for a mobile app. So the preset is going
to be for the vertical. So say Go for full HD, vertical, social
media, portrait HD. I'm just going to change
the fragment back to 24 as usual. Okay? And oh click okay. That will add some text here. So on the top, I'm
just going to type in your credit score, okay. And this will be cantaligm just going to make a
little bit thinner, okay? And maybe not black. Let's give it some color. Something a bit darker, maybe. Okay. Then we'll put a
big number in the center. I'll use percentage
as an example, the percentage symbol separately and the number separately. So type, we'll put
some text here. So let's say we can do
something a bit unusual, not like 80% or 60%. So I'm going to do maybe, say, 77 as one layer and
much bigger than that. Yes. I want it to be nice and big. We'll have one more
for percentage. So I'm going to
duplicate this layer. So control a commandee.
I'll move it. Oops. Just want to move it. Here we go. And this
will be percentage. Okay? Let me just
zoom in closer. So these two together, Ideally, let's say, in
the center horizontally, vertically. Let's
see what it is. Maybe maybe a
little bit too low. So actually, yeah,
I'll move it a bit higher and a
bit to the left, and this one comes next to it. The We'll get some fits, okay? Venus seems to go
just tiny bit lower. The high. So get something
like this with the percentage. Okay? Now, we'll quickly
anlate the numbers which you know how to do
from the previous videos. So the text layer selected, we go to effect, expression
controls and slider control. That will open the
layer in a timeline, open text, Alt click on the source
text to add an expression. Click on the Pique icon, click and drop it on
the slider property, and we'll add here dot VA value TOF to fixed
zero between the brackets. I'll click Away and I will key from the slider control effect from zero
at the beginning. I'll give it a few seconds. Let's say, maybe 4 seconds, and I was doing 77. So have something like this. Okay. Let's make it a bit shorter. So I'm going to make this comp, say 5 seconds and for the
end of the work area. We know this so far.
Percentages don't change, they stay as they are, okay? But what's going to
be different this time is this animated
circle around it, which will reveal
itself bit by bit. Okay? So once we have
this, we're going to do this circle in
the next video. So keep it open. I will
continue in the next video.
10. Add an Animated Circle: Okay, so continuing from
the previous video. Let's add a big circle
as a shape layer. So dis like this layer, we grab it a lip stool
and we'll draw a circle. Now what we want,
just so you know, is we want a big circle
that's around the numbers. So I'm going to click and
drag, hold the shift key. So it's a perfect circle. This needs to go well, it doesn't matter
if it goes above or below because what
we'll have here, let me just release
the mouse button. What we'll have here
is the big circle with a big fat stroke and no fill. Okay? Let me just so selection tool or set the fill to nothing. Nice so fill options. No fill, and we want a stroke, a really thick one, say
about maybe Let's say, I'll do 100 pixels. I want to give it a
different colour, so make it red, okay? And use the align panel
to align it as well. Okay. That's right, uh? Hmm. It doesn't matter if
it's above or below. I'm just going to rename
this layer as well. So this is the circle. Okay. Now, we want this circle. So we want a circle with a big fat stroke
and no fill, okay? I mean, you could have a
fill if you wanted to, but you need to make
it the same color as the background because we
don't want to see it, okay? And if we have a circle
with a stroke and no fill, it doesn't matter if it's
above or below your numbers. Okay? So in this case,
it's on the top layer, that's okay. It doesn't matter. Now, to make it appear, kind of reveal itself bit by bit and will reveal itself
clockwise like this. Because I've got 77% at the end. This will reveal
itself to somewhere around here because
this will be 75%. This will be 77 somewhere here. We don't have to worry
about it because we can make it go to 77%. And for this, we need an effect. In this case, this will
not be an expression. This will be an effect
in this case, okay? And we'll do it in
the next video. So keep it open, and we'll do this reveal
in the next video. We'll save it in the meantime and we'll see you
in the next video.
11. Animated Circle Reveal: Okay, continuing from
the previous video on this circle here. Wind an effect to it. So if you go to Window
effects and Preseart, this would be just
quicker because we can search Ineffects
and Presets panel. And what we're looking
for is radial wipe. So if you type in radio, we're not looking for
animation preset, no, we're looking for
the actual effect. The one under
transition, this one. You can also find it
under effect menu, and then facide the layer. You can also do effect
transition and radial wipe. Now once you apply
radial wipe effect, go to Effect Controls panel and start changing transition completion
to see what happens. So you get something like this. Okay. How cool is that? Now, just to explain
radial wipe, by default, this is going to transition around the
center of the comp. So you may want to
move the wipe center. On minus seems to look okay. However, it is rotating or
revealing itself around here, which is not exactly
in the center. So I'm going to click
on this tugged icon for wipe Center. Just once. Click on it once, and then move the cursor using these squares for alignment and
these ones as well. Okay? So line doesn't have to be perfect,
but this will do. And I'll just click once to
move the wipe center, okay. As for transition
completion at the moment, it makes disappear,
actually, okay? So here's what we need to do. Change wipe to counter
clockwise in here. Try transition completion again. Okay? Well, not exactly what we have to, but here's
what we'll do next. Transition completion.
We'll set it to 100% to start with. Okay. And we'll be key framing it. But let's make sure that our CTI is where the animation starts. So at the beginning, probably, we'll keyframe
transition completion. Then move your CTI to where the animation finishes
in your timeline. And mine finishes
at 4 seconds here. And now we'll take 100, we'll subtract the number you
have in here. I've got 77. So I'm going to type in 23. And this is 77%. How cool is that? And now
we get something like this. You can use it for all kinds of animations whenever you want, a circle, ellipse shape reveal itself bit by bit
around in this case. Just remember to do some maths at the end on
transition completion, take 100, subtract
the number you want. So I'll subtract in
77 100 -77 is 23. And that's exactly 77%. These are really
popular techniques and popular expressions in all kinds of
animated infographics. They're great, and
you can use them for all kinds of stuff in here. Okay. I hope you enjoyed it.
Thank you for joining me. Thank you for watching
these videos with me. If you have any
questions, let me know and have a look at
my other classes as well. Other after effects classes or primi pro classes
in here as well. And let me know if there are any specific things
you want me to cover so I could do some
other courses for you here. So thank you for watching. I'm Mark Machik and Enjoy.
Marek Mularczyk
