Wiggling Line Animation

[TLR_Pictures]

Can you please help me here guys how to make this,

I believe there’s a way in Glaxnimate

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[Florianinside]

Honestly, i wouldn’t dive to deep into Glaxnimate. Glaxnimate is for beginners in animation, but - in my little experience - very limited. Even tho i love the integration in Shotcut - it is such a pleasure to use Glaxniamte out of Shotcut (clip lenght, for example).

Maybe you can reach your goal with Natron. I haven’t used it, but it looks powerful to me. Otherwise Blender would also do the trick, but it’s maybe an overkill for starters.
Natron
Good luck

[shotcut]

Glaxnimate has trim path used to animate the drawing of lines and shapes from beginning to end, but it does not have filters to create the disturbance or turbulence effect along the edges. I cannot think of any filter in Shotcut to emulate the random edge effect.

[MusicalBox]

I gave this a try and the closest I can come up with Shotcut and Glaxnimate involves these steps:

• In Glaxnimate, create the oval with the Draw Bezier tool (Stroke ON, Fill OFF)
• Add a Trim Path for the drawing animation.
• In Shotcut, add a Distort filter to create a wiggling effect.
  • Use very low Amplitude.
  • Play with the Frequency and Velocity settings to get the desired wiggling intensity.

Not the same as the original shown in the video, but maybe that will be enough for you.

[jonray]

@TLR_Pictures

Can you please help me here guys how to make this,

Hi @TLR_Pictures I see the “wiggly” effect I think you mean on the blue oval - is that what you are trying to achieve? It reminds me of a post I made a while ago. Maybe you could this a technique?

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I also posted a short video on YouTube featuring a revealing pencil-drawn oval. The idea is that you remove the black background with the ChromaKey filter. Maybe this could be adapted too?

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[jonray]

Hi @TLR_Pictures ,

I had mixed success with the wobbliness of the oval drawn line. Here’s what I did:

1. Downloaded my pencil-drawn oval video from YouTube.
2. Placed 3 copies of it in SC on tracks V1,V2 and V3.
3. Used the SPR filter to SLIGHTLY change the positioning of the top 2 videos (used “distort” setting in the SPR filter).
4. Zoomed in (or is it OUT?) on the timeline to see frame-by-frame editing clearly.
5. Deleted frames to alternate between V1, V2 and V3.

6. Mixed down the video as a MP4, re-imported it into a new SC project with newspaper background.
7. Used a SPR filter to position it over a word on the newspaper.

Result:

It’s not too bad, but the wobbliness is a bit too predictable. I could make it better by using 4 or 5 tracks, not 3, and randomising the cut-out frames. Or maybe I could experiment with a “shake” filter.

[jonray]

Exported result:

Also, I just realised you “wiggles” are a bit slower than I thought: