Today I tried to fix the problem I was having last day. Basically what happened was my new brush effects weren't showing up ever since I added in a circle.
It took me most of class time to solve this problem, but I did end up succeeding and am back on track now. I was also able to add in a few more brush effects, but due to the the time I spent trying to fix this problem, I couldn't get as far as I wanted.
All I had to do to fix this was way simpler than I thought. I tried looking at everything, key frames, blending options etc; but the problem was the circle itself. I probably didn't add in the circle very properly because I did it myself and didn't follow a tutorial.
But eventually, I made the circle its own layer, and the paint effects on a separate layer. This did the trick!
BEFORE VIDEO:
AFTER VIDEO:
WHAT I LEARNED:
- I learned that when I add a circle in, it should be on a separate layer or else the paint brush effects won't show up in the composition itself.
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| THIS IS MY TIMELINE WITH THE CIRCLE EFFECT ON A SEPARATE LAYER |
(THIS ALSO MIGHT COUNT FOR OTHER EFFECTS TOO, I'LL KEEP THIS IN MIND FOR THE FUTURE)
WHAT I WILL BE DOING TOMORROW / NEXT TIME:
Now that I fixed this problem, I for sure next class will just do what I've been doing and using the brush tool to make more effects!
- I realized that for this edit, you must think very creatively because you have to personally think what effect would match at a certain moment, which is why I also might watch a few more videos for inspiration while working on my own!
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