The ULTIMATE 3D Carousel Animation [Download] (Patreon)
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EDIT : Previously this download did not work in FCP. However, in Final Cut Pro 12.3 this issue has been resolved! I have included a regular Motion project, as well as a title installable version of this. You must be using Final Cut Pro 12.3 or newer for this template to work... There's nothing I can do about it working for older versions.. Sorry 😢
Thanks so much for supporting the channel!
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Hey everyone, hope you are doing so well!
This week on the channel, I recreated an effect I have seen all over the place for After Effects, but that hasn't gotten any love in Apple Motion. That being the 3D Carousel animation!
You can watch the full tutorial here 👉 https://youtu.be/j-8bQJGiHpU
Originally, I intended on making this an installable template for Final Cut Pro but it seems Final Cut Pro had other ideas.
Whenever I create this particular template, and publish it to Final Cut Pro, it works for the very first time when I place the template on the timeline, but if I make any changes to the template, or if I add another template, it completely flattens everything and removes all animations in the project. It makes this template completely unusable.
I have spent the last 2 weeks trying to get around this particular bug, but no matter what I do, it remains completely broken. So unfortunately, this project needs to be an Apple Motion project only. We will have to wait on an update from Apple themselves to fix this one.
That said, I know some of you don't know your way around Motion, so I have filmed a quick video showing how you can use this particular project to render out the carousel for your own videos!
You can watch that video here
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions and I will do my best to get back to you!
Thanks so much for continuing to support me here on Patreon. It's absolutely unreal to have a community of people like yourselves backing my projects.
-Dylan your Final Cut Bro 👊
The download should be found just above the comments section of this post.