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I would like to have my text appear and disappear in a certain area only. I was thinking of applying a layer mask to keep it visible in a certain square. I was wondering if that is possible?
Hello Mark,
Thank you for getting in touch with us!
You should try to use a loop or middle transition for the text layer.
Could you please send me a concrete example about what would you like to achieve?
Best Regards,
Andrea | Kreatura Support Team
Hi Kristof, I was pertaining to masking a text layer (a feature common in image manipulation tools). For example, if I mask a text layer using a rectangle, the text layer will only be visible inside the rectangle. Here is a quick video on masking layers but with Adobe After Effects.
I believe that a loop or middle transition will not give me what I want. Basically I just want my text to start appearing in a certain area. Imagine a rectangle in the center of your screen. When the text goes inside the rectangle, the letters inside will be visible. Right now my solution is covering the outsides of the rectangle to hide the letters/text.
Hello Mark,
Thank you for the answer!
I tried to check your video but it is not available. Could you please send it again?
Best Regards,
Andrea | Kreatura Support Team
This is exactly what I want. In the video, they used "Shape Layer 1" to tell the text the area it should be visible/seen. This is what I pertained to as "masking the layer". Is this possibe in LayerSlider?
Hello Mark,
Thank you!
You should check this video about how to mask a layer with opening transition:
https://www.loom.com/share/bdcf95d70986479d8ec310b5bc7d8cb5
Best Regards,
Andrea | Kreatura Support Team