Adding Style Tags to your Subtitles Product: SUGARfx Subtitles If you’ve used subtitles in the SRT format before, you probably are aware of the style tags to create bold or italicized text in the subtitles, and now with the most recent free update of our Subtitles plugin you can …
Introducing Revolve 360, a new editors’ tool to control and animate your 360° video clips, available for Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro. This tool allows the editor to select the point of view, the framing, the angle and distortion of the image as …
Many people have asked us about the support of Style tags, and our developing team have listened to them. Our latest version of Subtitles now supports style tags. For those of you who are new to the topic of subtitles, the style tag is a special code enclosed in brackets …
Our popular Movie Credits generator has been recently updated to version 2. This update includes a new redesigned user interface and several behind the scenes improvements. For the Final Cut Pro X users, we have also added a new parameter to reduce banding in the background as well as new …
The Funtextic templates offer complete control of the animation at any time and with a friendly and intuitive interface providing drop-down menus with pre-established settings. The Preset drop-down menus are positioned in the lower area of the Viewer window to quickly get your animation going. You can use the specific …
Whenever you want to modify a section of the parameters, the Start, the End or the Screen Position, make sure that you enable the OSC Guides that shows the on-screen timeline. The OSC guides provide a visual feedback of how some of your changes in the parameters affect the final …
This video explains the use of the on-screen timeline in the Funtextic element, and how it can help you in getting your animations moving in synch and in the way that you want.
This video explains the topic of the 3D environment in the Funtextic element, and how it can be controlled or animated by using the Advanced Camera Effects (and CAM Presets).
Here is a workflow tip on how to use the Rolling Credits generator in Final Cut Pro X to create several parts of credits, from one to 2 columns and back to one column.
