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5 Pie Chart Templates For FCP (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-17 13:00:12
Edited:
2024-09-17 14:11:32
Imported:
2026-06
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Hey Fam, today I just dropped a new tutorial about creating dynamically animated infographic pie charts in Motion as templates for Final Cut Pro!

Down below is a download if you so desire for 5 pre-made templates!

Also, I just announced a giveaway for an entire free year of Envato Elements in that video! All you need to do is comment on the video some funny statistic (could be real or fake) and you'll be entered to win! 

If that video or giveaway interests you, then you can check out the video here 👉 https://youtu.be/ubxXYM5d8FM

As always, I can't thank you enough for your support!

-Dylan


To install, simply uncompress the folder, and drag it into Movies > Motion Templates > Titles



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Ryan Clarke

Hi Dylan, I had a question regarding some of your older animations etc. When I am using for example the pop animation on an image, if the image is used for a short periof time the 'build out' function which gives it a smooth transition doesn't work, meaning the image pops in but just flashes off the screen instead of building out. What is the best way to fix this as often I only want an image on screen for 3 seconds

Ryan Clarke

Sorry, I edited my comment to add the question lol, didn't mean to submit the comment without it

Dylan Bates - The Final Cut Bro

A couple ways you could do this. The easiest way without getting your hands dirty is to make a cut in the middle of the graphic. Apply the pop animation to the first half with the in animation enabled. Then on the second half only enable the out animation. The second way, is to hop directly into the motion project, and is to shorten the intro and outro animations. If you select the purple overshoot animations (I think that is what is in there) you could go in about 1 second on your timeline and press O. This will set the out point and trim down the intro. Then go to the outro animation, find the last second, and press I to set the in point. Then you will want to drag the green markers to the points where the animation ends. This will tell FCP when the animation should be over. And will hopefully fix your problem. Hope that makes sense!

Ryan Clarke

Thanks so much for your fast reply, I appreciate it!