Enjoy the Tutorial!
He’s back! Very good tut Ben. Quite easy to follow for the beginners.
Thank you!
Wow, that’s an impressive result. Bravo!
Thank you Ben for this awesome new tutorial
Thank you. Super good glaxnimate tutorial.
How did you create the subtitle? With external software?
Thank you for watching!
Thank you. Enjoy!
Merci Bentaculaire pour ce tuto, si bien expliqué, je suis impatient pour le prochain sur glaxnimate.
Cordialement
Thank you! The subtitle is not part of the video. That is set up on Youtube.
Je t’en prie! Je suis heureux que vous ayez aimé
@bentacular - Hi Ben! Glad to see you are back and in fine form! This is brilliant - clear and very helpful. We need more Glaxnimate tutorials… Thank you!
Jonray, thank you! I’ll try my best to come up with more as I discover them. I hope you’re doing well!
Hi Ben Thanks I enjoyed that. Does Blaximate contain things like shapes of objects planes, ships, cars, buses that you could use with lines to make holiday videos to put on a map to let the audience know where you are going .
I’m not aware that they have those custom shapes. They have the typical, circles, squares and even a star shape…
Just like Shotcut, clip-art is not built in and one uses Shotcut - Resources (or other sources) to get them. The Animation section is stuff supported by Glaxnimate. If you do not want the animation part, you need to dissect it a little and copy and paste some of the animation’s shapes into a new, static Glaxnimate timeline. Of course, you can also non-vector clip-art shape images too - both in Shotcut and Glaxnimate - but they might be more difficult to dissect and extract since they are not structured.
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