“Screen Fillers” Graphic User Interface Elements – Part 9

“Screen Fillers” Graphic User Interface Elements – Part 9

on Jul 6th 2012 with 8 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: Just After Effects... enjoy!
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 13:39 min
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This entry is part 8 of 20 in the series Screen Fillers

Screen Fillers

In this tutorial we are going to create type of a medical interface panel. We are going to use Vegas plug-in to create the ECG effect and animate it as well as lots of shape and solid layers to build the layout for this panel.

Part 9

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File size: 63.8 MB

Series Navigation«“Screen Fillers” Graphic User Interface Elements – Part 8“Screen Fillers” Graphic User Interface Elements – Part 11»
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  • Nagesh

    well, this series is helping me a lot to understand shapes, masks and animations deeply, very thanks to Stefan…. and Aetuts+ as well…

  • http://perfectfx.wordpress.com PerfectFX

    Wouldn’t it be better to create static elements in AI, for example, to retain the vector quality?

    • Stefan
      Author

      Shape layers are all vector based, you can scale them as much as you wish and the quality won’t degrade like with the raster based images.

      • http://perfectfx.wordpress.com/ PerfectFX

        Looks like you’re totally right: http://perfectfx.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/comparison.jpg

        The thing is that I was confused about the odd pixels of those shapes you were creating in the video. But looks like it’s ok.

        Anyways, thanks for these tuts! :)

    • Raymond

      Also it may be the resolution settings of your project, depending on that and if you select square pixels or not could increase those ridges on rounded areas.

      • http://perfectfx.wordpress.com/ PerfectFX

        Will consider that, Raymond. Thank you!

  • Raymond

    I just wanted to say and inform people that Mr. Stefan Surmabojov, is a great instructor and has a lot of great tutorials at CGtuts+ and most of them are spectacular and would tie in great with what you have learned here so far in this series. Yes, they are using a 3D system but many of them also get refined and polished in After Effects.
    I strongly suggest you check them out –> http://cg.tutsplus.com/?s=Stefan+Surmabojov

    And thanks for the great work Stefan!

  • http://www.gotthetouch.co.uk Andrew Cooper

    These graphics and tutorials are great for anybody wanting to learn AE, especially someone starting out like me. Plus they would look great on the type of music, dance and fashion motion graphics I am wanting to create. Thanks for the awesome tutorials. Andrew Cooper