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Here's a good one to start with. https://www.rossvideo.com/gallery/xpression-u/video-tutorial-107/ ------------------------------ Jeff Rietman Ross Video ------------------------------

Here is some fancy Visual Logic that will keep everything always aligned perfectly to your Quad. No need for Concatenate blocks here. You can move the Quad anywhere you like, resize it, change the Offset values in VLogic2, use any font(s) you want for any object, and it should always stay aligned so ...

Assuming you want "1" to change Text2 to Font 1, and "2" would change Text2 to Font 2, etc... Text2.TextWithTags = "(" & Text1.Text & ")" & Text2.Text #XPression

The AddPoint method will create new lines within your xpLinesObject. To animate it is a different story. You would not animate the Lines Object, you would instead animate the Scale X and Y of a Quad Mask that is using the new and previous points of the lines object to resize and reposition itself. ...

I don't own this device but the first thing I would try is to create a Keyboard/GPI shortcut with "Page Down" set as the hotkey for a "Take Next" sequencer command. #XPression

First, create a Quad object for your foreground book cover and create a Background object for your background. Set your Quad and Background to the same material (ideally a book cover we're going to use as a placeholder). Then follow these steps: 1. Select your background object in the Object Manager, ...

Your IN scene director should also bring in your text box, with a pause right before the text box begins animating in. So steps 1 and 2 in your flow should come from the same "IN" scene director. Similarly, your OUT scene director should animate out the text box AND animate out the full screen pic, in ...

The easiest way I know how is to first create a stagger animation that [I]removes [/I]the text, so in your case, start with Alpha at 100, and fade to Alpha 0. Once you have a stagger animation that fades out the text, drag it into your scene director on the text object's track, then right click on the ...