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Bring things in front of Text
03 Jul 2015 11:58 #66164
by tmnhmr
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Can I bring things in front of a Text? And how?
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07 Jul 2015 13:38 #66246
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Bring things in front of Text
Yes. In a 2D group simply move the text layer on top of whatever it should appear in front of. In a 3D group, do that, plus adjust the Z position parameter so that the text is in front of the other object(s) in Z space.
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07 Jul 2015 15:54 - 07 Jul 2015 15:56 #66254
by Karsten Schlüter
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Bring things in front of Text
I'm not in the position to correct Ben, but he misses in his advice mentioning one thing: masking.
To create the illusion of text being partly in front and partly behind obejcts, you have to create mask.
Here, the title of my last years wedding movie:
Some balloons are behind the title, some in front.
The 'layers' are
• background
• title
• some red ballons, masked with a color key … didn't worked out as I wanted, but ... bride&groom liked ....
So, if someone passes a title and it should look like title is 'behind' person, you have to create a mask in shape of person and 'cover' the tile while person passes by...
Pretty sure, Ben has some tutorial in his sleeves, which will show you the concept of this effect.
To create the illusion of text being partly in front and partly behind obejcts, you have to create mask.
Here, the title of my last years wedding movie:
Some balloons are behind the title, some in front.
The 'layers' are
• background
• title
• some red ballons, masked with a color key … didn't worked out as I wanted, but ... bride&groom liked ....
So, if someone passes a title and it should look like title is 'behind' person, you have to create a mask in shape of person and 'cover' the tile while person passes by...
Pretty sure, Ben has some tutorial in his sleeves, which will show you the concept of this effect.
Last edit: 07 Jul 2015 15:56 by Karsten Schlüter.
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07 Jul 2015 21:54 #66259
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Bring things in front of Text
Yes, if you want something that is baked in to a video clip, put the text as the top layer, and apply a shape mask to it.
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