This tutorial shows how to use Newton to create the physics simulation sections of the "Designed by Apple" spot created by Buck.
Designed by Apple - Newton Tutorial
Posted in Animation Tutorials After Effects by Lloyd Alvarez on July 9, 2013
João Merlini posted on September 14, 2014Grat tutorial, Thanks!
Anybody knows how to make the effect of the minute 1:17
the little point on the background growing sequentially .. i really need to know!
thanks
Anybody knows how to make the effect of the minute 1:17
the little point on the background growing sequentially .. i really need to know!
thanks
mrl posted on September 14, 2014Grat tutorial, Thanks!
Anybody knows how to make the effect of the minute 1:17
the little point on the background growing sequentially .. i really need to know!
thanks
Anybody knows how to make the effect of the minute 1:17
the little point on the background growing sequentially .. i really need to know!
thanks
Harper Eng posted on March 6, 2014it would be great if this got full tutorial....
Rego posted on November 17, 2013At 1:00 time how can i make this effect, particle with lines ??
Stephen posted on November 12, 2013Great now I want to buy a 'I love Newton 2' t-shirt... Great tutorial!!
Lloyd Alvarez posted on October 21, 2013"At 0:42 time how can i make the dots squash effect?"
You can try setting gravity to 0 but honestly it might be easier to just animate that by hand, just set a very long ease out curve.
You can try setting gravity to 0 but honestly it might be easier to just animate that by hand, just set a very long ease out curve.
KAKAZUYA posted on October 21, 2013At 0:42 time how can i make the dots squash effect? Is it a plugin?
Esben posted on August 10, 2013Beautiful tutorial, thank you very much.
Lloyd Alvarez posted on July 9, 2013@Pascal: I used AEMatic because I needed the dots to land in a certain position so this body type allowed me to have "some" physics while still staying close to the keyframed position. So yes, it was to hit the specific points I wanted them to land on.
Pascal posted on July 9, 2013Great tutorial thanks. I was just wondering why you used AEMatic as Type and not Kinematic? You could still use the initial keyframes to position their start position and time but than let the physic sim take over and do it's job. Was it to hit the speicific points you wnated them to land?
hosenmahjob posted on July 9, 2013very thanks
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