Stop Paying for Animation Software! Use This instead
By Overload
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All motion graphic animations in my videos are code. No AI video generator or expensive software. I'll teach you how you can do it today as well. I'll show the following: the tool, how scenes are built and how I make my animation sync itself to my voice. The tool is Motion Canvas (free and open source): ► Docs: https://archive.canvascommons.io/ ► (optional) Transcription model I use for easier voice syncing (CrisperWhisper): https://github.com/nyrahealth/CrisperWhisper 🔔 Subscribe for more game design tips! https://www.youtube.com/@overload-gamedev?sub_confirmation=1 👉 Discord: https://discord.gg/fwVWguY5VF 🚀 Wishlist my game! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2489610/TrishuDrift/ Timestamps: 0:00 Am I even a real person? 0:44 Motion Canvas 1:03 How my videos get made 2:07 Starting a project 3:07 Generators 4:33 Building a scene 6:05 References 6:46 Signals 8:18 Easing & timing functions 9:27 Flow functions 10:22 Layout 10:50 Camera 11:13 Writing your own components 12:05 Sync
Tags: game design, game development, indie dev, indie game, game dev, indie developer, gamedev, indie games, game dev advice, dev, indie game development, motion canvas, code, animation, free animation, manim, motion graphics, motion design
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