I would like to know if transitions similar to this exist or can be made.
Thank you for any suggestion
Hi @mario_rava
Is this what you are looking for?
If itâs not, please provide an example of what you need.
If it is a long video, indicate at what position the transition is located.
If it is what you are looking for, I made a Filter Set you can use to replicate what you saw in the clip above.
It will work on 1980x1080 projects, set at 30 fps.
TRANS_MB__Vertical-Roll-1sec-1080p_30fps.zip (552 Bytes)
If you donât know how to use or install a Filter Set, read this Documentation page
After installing the Filter Set, follow these steps:
- Create a 1 second transition between to clips.
- Make sure the transition clip is selected and go to the Properties panel.
- Choose the Cut option and set Position to 50%
- Go to the Filters panel
- Open the Set category.
- Choose the TRANS_MB__Vertical-Roll-1sec-1080p_30fps Filter Set.
Uploading: kerala_coconut_e_backwater_transizione_arrottolata.mp4âŠ
Thank you Musical box, I had seen the transition but it is not what I need.
Sorry but I thought I attached an example. it is an mp4 file (6,3MB) but it seems like it never finishes uploading (i suppose that I am doing something wrong but I don not what) .
However this is the link for downloading it
Your example video has a weird frame rate. I converted it to 24 fps, and it should upload now.
I donât think you can create this type of transition in Shotcut. But I could be wrong. Maybe someone else will come up with a solution for you.
Hi @mario_rava - This is the closest I got. Not quite the same as yours but itâs a rolled page-curl. Made with Shotcut!
With a bit of work, I should be able to make the text change without the slight delay.
How I did it:
You have to use SC version 20.07.11. (It utilises the Text:HTML filter which has long since been depreciated).
Itâs a GL transition, brilliantly pioneered by @elusien some years ago.
I also used his GL-transitions HTML generator.
Follow his instructions here:
https://www.elusien.co.uk/shotcut/gl-transitions/index.html
I can give more detailed instructions if youâd like. Iâll do my best, however Iâm a little short of time right now.
@elusien, if youâre there, I for one miss you on the forum! Hope you are well!
Thank you to you and to @MusicakBox, I will study the solution and let you know how it goes. Thank you a lot
Thank you to all, you all are the best but the solution does not work. I have tried Searching transition that is near to what I am searching but it takes long time if you have many transition to do like this in a clip.
Shotcut and the people that works in are the best,sure.
Il existe une solution avec lâaide dâun logiciel extĂ©rieur.
Avant dâutiliser SC, jâavais tĂ©lĂ©chargĂ© la version gratuite de Movavi Video Editor qui ne dispose pas de toutes les fonctionnalitĂ©s de SC, mais qui peut suffire pour du montage simple. Il dispose dâun grand choix de transitions toutes faites.
Glissez les 2 clips sur la timeline.
Glissez la transition souhaitée entre les 2.
Exportez le résultat que vous pouvez charger dans SC.
There is a solution with the help of external software.
Before using SC, I downloaded the free version of Movavi Video Editor which does not have all the features of SC, but which may be sufficient for simple editing. It has a large selection of ready-made transitions.
Drag the 2 clips onto the timeline.
Drag the desired transition between the 2 clips.
Export the result which you can load into SC.
Final result
Thank you for the wise workaround!
Je reviens sur ce sujet car il existe une solution peut-ĂȘtre moins sophistiquĂ©e, mais qui a lâavantage dâĂȘtre rĂ©alisable sans avoir recours Ă un logiciel externe.
- Placez vos clips A et B sur la piste V1
- CrĂ©ez une transition, rĂ©glez sur âBarres horizontalesâ et progressivitĂ© sur 0
- Ajoutez un clip couleur âTransparentâ sur V2 au dessus de la transition.
- Sur ce clip, mettez un filtre âRich textâ sans entrer de texte avec un fond blanc.
- Ajoutez un filtre âFlou: Exponentielâ
- Puis un filtre SPR pour déplacer le rouleau de gauche à droite tout en réduisant son diamÚtre.
RĂ©sultat final.
I come back to this subject because there is a solution that is perhaps less sophisticated, but which has the advantage of being feasible without having to resort to external software.
- Place your clips A and B on track V1
- Create a transition, set to âHorizontal barsâ and softness to 0
- Add a âTransparentâ color clip on V2 above the transition.
- On this clip, add a âRich textâ filter without entering text with a white background.
- Add a âBlur: Exponentialâ filter
- Then add an SPR filter to move the roller from left to right while reducing its diameter.
Final result.
Salut @namna, plutĂŽt bien ! Serait-il possible que vous partagiez le MLT sâil vous plaĂźt ? Jâaimerais lâutiliser et je manque un peu de temps (câest Ă dire paresseux ! ) pour suivre les Ă©tapes. Merci beaucoup!
Hi @namna, pretty good! Would it be possible you to share the MLT please? I would like to use it and Iâm a little short of time (ie lazy! ) to go through the steps. Many thanks!
Voici le MLT
Jâai remplacĂ© les images par des clips couleur.
Here is the MLT
I replaced the images with color clips.
Rolled transition.mlt (9.9 KB)
@jonray @SergeC De rien, content que vous aimiez.
Je pense quâil est possible dâamĂ©liorer lâanimation du rouleau avec les nouvelles fonctionnalitĂ©s des images-clĂ©s, mais jâavoue ne pas encore ĂȘtre familiarisĂ© avec.
@jonray @SergeC Youâre welcome, glad you like it.
I think itâs possible to improve the scroll animation with the new keyframes features, but I admit Iâm not familiar with it yet.
Je crois que les images clĂ©s âEase inâ et âEase in/outâ ne sont pas adaptĂ©es Ă la progression linĂ©aire de la transition.
I think the âEase inâ and âEase in/outâ keyframes donât work well with the linear progression of the transition.
Iâll try your solution as soon as I can, many many thanks
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