This document provides instructions for using a cartoon explosions pack in either pre-rendered video files or an After Effects project file. The pre-rendered video files are recommended as they are simple and fast to use, allowing color correction and replacement of the video file. The After Effects project allows more customization but is more complex, providing options like custom colors, debris, and text explosions. Shortcuts are provided for editing scale, position, rotation, opacity and other parameters in both options.
This document provides instructions for using a cartoon explosions pack in either pre-rendered video files or an After Effects project file. The pre-rendered video files are recommended as they are simple and fast to use, allowing color correction and replacement of the video file. The After Effects project allows more customization but is more complex, providing options like custom colors, debris, and text explosions. Shortcuts are provided for editing scale, position, rotation, opacity and other parameters in both options.
This document provides instructions for using a cartoon explosions pack in either pre-rendered video files or an After Effects project file. The pre-rendered video files are recommended as they are simple and fast to use, allowing color correction and replacement of the video file. The After Effects project allows more customization but is more complex, providing options like custom colors, debris, and text explosions. Shortcuts are provided for editing scale, position, rotation, opacity and other parameters in both options.
This document provides instructions for using a cartoon explosions pack in either pre-rendered video files or an After Effects project file. The pre-rendered video files are recommended as they are simple and fast to use, allowing color correction and replacement of the video file. The After Effects project allows more customization but is more complex, providing options like custom colors, debris, and text explosions. Shortcuts are provided for editing scale, position, rotation, opacity and other parameters in both options.
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There are two ways to use Cartoon Explosions pack:
The first way is to use the existing video files.
A simple and fast way. Recommended.
1. Open your video in any program for edit (like A
dobe Premier, Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas, Final Cut and other). 2. Choose explosion (for select use the gif-preview) 3. Add the selected files to the program and add on timeline. 4. Edit the scale and position.
This can be completed if the results are satisfactory.
5. You can easily replace the video to others video (hold Alt and then Drag&Drop). 6. You can edit other parameters, like rotation, opacity, blending mode... 7. You can also adjust the speed. Video has 60 frames per second, so that you can slow down video more than twice. For slow-mo or something else. For normal video I recommend increase explosive speed. For more dynamic. 8. If you want to change the color -- use any effects for this (“Hue/Saturation” in AE for example. To change the color of the explosion completely useful “Pre-compose”)
Done!
The second way is a project for After Effects.
This way is more difficult, but has more options and opportunities.
1. Download and install the font, if you need it.
2. Open After Effects. 3. Create a new project. Add your video and create a new composition with it (or use your composition from your project). 4. Add the appropriate version of the project from the archive. You can find your version in the Help menu, then "About After Effects". 5. Choose explosion. For select use the gif-preview or preview-composition. 6. Add the selected compositions to the your main composition. 7. Edit the size and position.
This can be completed if the results are satisfactory.
8. You can edit rotation, opacity, blending mode, speed and color correction as in the first way (see shortcuts at the end of a Help-file) 9. You can easily replace the compositions to others compositions (hold Alt and then Drag&Drop). 10. For more options double-click on the composition. Then select the composition with an asterisk. Go to "Effects Controls" for edit. (Do not copy a composition with an asterisk from parental composition)
