If not in position, click and drag on the Numbers layer to position it below the grass layer.Click on the words Background at the top of the project window to navigate back to the previous composition.We want the values to change gradually over time. With the Playhead at the origin, 0 00 00 00, hit the stopwatch next to the Slider to start keyframes.This will allow the Slider to manually control what number is displayed within the Text layer. In the Expressions line that opens, type in Math.round(effect("Slider Control")("Slider")).Alt-click on the stopwatch next to the Source Text.Click on the swirly Parent Pick Whip next to the Source Text, and drag it to the Slider effect.One more time, toggle open the Slider options.Toggle open the Text layer’s Text options.Go up to the top toolbar, and navigate to Effects > Expression Controls > Slider Control.Click and drag a vertical rectangle within the middle of the composition.Once the file is open, navigate to the Text layer by double clicking on the layer named Numbers.
#TYPING EFFECT AFTER EFFECTS CODE#
From there, we’ll go to using the pick whip to connect the Slider effect to the Text, add in a code Snippet, and keyframe the effect.įinally we’ll make sure to go back to the Main Comp and adjust the layer location in the layer stack. We’ll add the Slider effect off the bat, then get into the Text itself to start adjusting the settings.
#TYPING EFFECT AFTER EFFECTS HOW TO#
This tutorial will teach users some simple code Snippets, and how to use the pick whip tool as well.įirst off, we’ll be navigating inside the Text layer. It’s actually pretty simple, and what’s great about it is how easily customizable the effect is. It is basically a combination of a Text layer and a Slider effect, which displays numbers ticking upwards in sequence. A Number Counter effect is really what it sounds like.
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