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Effects Effect Introduction:

This is a more classic effect. This effect is often used in advertising design, MTV's title design. The effect of a section of the ray scan past, then appear some text, the whole effect looks like that digital feeling, relatively cool. Making this effect can give readers an idea of the magic of alignment, the use of the Color mixer panel, the initial technique of lighting design, and understanding the overlay between layers.

Demo Effect:

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　　Production steps:

1. Set the size of the scene to be 480pxx160px, the background color is #202020, and the frame frequency is 25fps. This background color can only be close to the color of black, otherwise the effect will be greatly discounted or even can not be achieved.

2. Press the shortcut key Ctrl+f8 to open the Create new symbol panel to create a text graphic symbol.

　

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3. Click the Rectangle tool in the tools panel to disable the sideline, as shown in Figure 1. Use the Rectangle tool to draw a rectangle with a width of 480px and a height of 160px in the scene, black. Select the rectangle, and then press the shortcut key ctrl+k to open the Alignment panel, click the Align Left button and the Align Up button on the relative to stage button, so that the rectangle can be aligned with the edges of the scene so that it can cover the entire scene.

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4. Click the Text tool in the Tools panel, and then set the Properties panel as shown in Figure 3. The word is white. Set it up in the graphic symbol "text" in the scene to write the "True Love Your cloud" these five words. Select the text and press the two-times shortcut key to ctrl+b it, as shown in Figure 4.

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5. Choose any place outside the scene (gray part), so that the text is not in the selected state, the text will be "into" the black rectangular block. Then click the Strokes of the text and press the DELETE key to delete them all. The rectangular block is as if the middle is "branded" empty. "Branded" space is used to display rays, so as to achieve a good effect.

6. Press the shortcut key Ctrl+f8 Open the Create new symbol panel to create a movie clip symbol named "x ray 1". Click the Line tool and set the properties panel as shown in Figure 5, and then draw a 240px-High line in the scene of the symbol, and the line's color is #00ff00.

7. Create a movie clip symbol named "X-Ray 2". As shown in Figure 6, the component has a "vertical" layer and a "rectangular" layer of two layers. In the vertical bar, draw several green vertical lines that are 160px high, and the alpha value of the line from left to right is larger in turn (the alpha value of the color can be set by pressing the shortcut key SHIFT+F9 Open the mixer panel), and the rightmost vertical bar is white. See Figure 6 below.

　

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The "rectangle" layer is a black rectangle with a width of 480px and a height of 160px, next to the right side of the white line. See Figure 6 below.

8. Back to the main scene. Set the three layer as shown in Figure 7, and press the shortcut key ctrl+l to open the library panel and drag the components from the library to the appropriate layer. The position of the components in each layer is shown in Figure 8.

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9. Hold down the CTRL key and select frame 75th of the X-ray 1 and X-ray 2 layers with the left mouse button and press F6 to insert the keyframe and move the component in frame 75th to the right of the scene, as shown in Figure 9. Right-click the 1th frame of the two layers, click the Create motion Tween command in the pop-up menu to create the movement gradient movement.

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10. Finally, click the 75th frame of the "text" layer and press F5 to insert the frame.

Here, the simple scanning text effect is done. You can set the same animation in frame 76th through 150 frames, but move in the opposite direction, so that the effect can be scanned back and forth. Readers can copy 1-75 frames of animation, paste in frame 76th, and then convert keyframes.