PS Create a "masked" animation effect with a clipboard mask

The use of clipping masks is relatively easy, and the layout of the base of the clipping mask is divided roughly into two kinds, one is linear movement, the other is planar motion.

　　Straight motion.

1 Up and down motion

About 2 movement

Plane Motion

3 Diagonal

4 Diagonal

5 Circles

6 "8" word

7 Refraction (WARP)

The above is a bunch of effect chart, as long as you want it can be changeable

　Basic work

1 new 500*200 Canvas

2 Importing (dragging, placing) four pieces of material

3 name ABCD, copy the topmost picture and drag to the lower level

4 new 4 layers (1234) Fill white, why white? Because it's a white shade.

5 Layer 1 2 3 4 drag below ABCD and create a clipping mask

　　Preparatory work completed

now introduce the linear motion

1 Menu-image-Canvas size, set as Figure

2 Drag those white layers (1234) down to the bottom of the sequence

3 links to these layers

4 Create a Frame animation, set the time loop (this should be all), copy the frame, drag up the white layer (1234) until just to the canvas along the bottom of the layer D copy. Transitions 40 or 50 frames (more smoothing)

5 Again, menu-image-Canvas size, trim canvas restore 500*200 size, as shown

Save Web Format

　Plane movement of

1 Extended canvas, as shown

2 Add two layers to the top and draw a cross, as shown

3 links to 6 layers, as shown

4 animation is the intersection of the center of the location changes (the black dots in the picture), see the following illustration, you already know. As long as the animation is created, the transition will be fine.

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