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Help in Text Size Scaling anchor point
14 Jun 2017 08:18 #88785
by AppleGuru
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When I generating a Title in Apple Motion for FCPX. Is there away when you adjust the size from the Text the text will scale from the top left corner and keep the line spacing accordingly?
Made a Text Effect where there is a Graphic above the text when the text size is adjusted it will scale from the center point and cover the graphic.
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Made a Text Effect where there is a Graphic above the text when the text size is adjusted it will scale from the center point and cover the graphic.
Thank you
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14 Jun 2017 10:25 - 14 Jun 2017 10:27 #88789
by Karsten Schlüter
I'd say, this is the perfect case of the latest Behaviour in Motion: Align-To, look:
The title get that Behaviour (Behaviours/Basic Motion/…) and you set the upper left corner as reference point - so independently the size of the font, the text 'sticks' to the graphic.
Use the off-set settings or the OSC to set the position of the text-box in relation to the graphic……
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Help in Text Size Scaling anchor point
AppleGuru wrote: When I generating a Title in Apple Motion for FCPX. Is there away when you adjust the size from the Text the text will scale from the top left corner and keep the line spacing accordingly?…
I'd say, this is the perfect case of the latest Behaviour in Motion: Align-To, look:
The title get that Behaviour (Behaviours/Basic Motion/…) and you set the upper left corner as reference point - so independently the size of the font, the text 'sticks' to the graphic.
Use the off-set settings or the OSC to set the position of the text-box in relation to the graphic……
Last edit: 14 Jun 2017 10:27 by Karsten Schlüter.
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