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my tip is creamy

Try again, it should be good to go 👍

No hair, head gets cold

I do it during winter sometimes, also helps with looking weird to scare off family members.

Yup yup! The easiest way would be to save it to your power bins. You can drag and drop the text+ title into your media pool, which it saves it as a template for that project. The power bins are folders setup to be used across any project. On the edit page, with the media pool open, there should be 3 dots in the upper right corner of the media pool that gives additional settings. Make sure show power bins are on. There be a new column on the left side showing your power bins. You can then drag and drop the template you put into the media pool into the power bins. The other way would be to save it as a macro or as a title preset. Those id suggest doing a quick Google for 👍

@@itstheWampus Thank you!!!

Haha yeah my heart sunk , couldn't believe it

thank you for the kind words <3 we keep it pushin

Hey there! What do you mean by the third layer? If you do need help setting up the multicam, we have a discord where it might be easier to answer your question. There should be al ink in the description

Oh really, I just started watching... let me see

Why don't you use davinci resolve. The basic version is free and has many more tools compared to shotcut

@@Mauimau12 I might try davinci but I’ve learnt how to use shotcut and it’s completely free

@@gamingtree10 I used shotcut. I only switched to davinci because it had better effects

that's why you're my favorite

Hey bro i watched ur rectangle tutorial i make tutorial videos too but i have my webcam + footage make a video separating the two clips i find it hard especially the snapping on davinci is not that good on the timeline preview

In Fusion? Or on the Edit Page? In fusion, add whatever Blur node you'd like into your pipeline, and just make sure your Text+ Node is merged AFTER the blurred background. On the Edit page, either apply a Gaussian, Lens, etc Blur from the Effects tab directly to your background, or use an adjustment clip. If you still have more questions, pop into the discord and we can help you out 👍

@@itstheWampus Thank you very much. this was very helpful information❤️

no, thank you <3

Hey there, if you have connected a background node to your node tree, slide the Alpha slider to zero. That should make it transparent. And I'm not sure about your second question without a bit more details? There is a link in the description for our Discord. If you have discord, that's normally an easier way for me to help with questions like this

add in a Background Node -> Turn the alpha slider all the way to 0 👍

Thanks for checking it out!

Hmm, do you mean the auto-subtitle feature built into DaVinci Resolve? Then no unfortunately. Davinci doesn't allow you to use any kind of title file for the subtitle track, but there are tools that convert the subtitle track to Text+ clips, and for those, then yes, it is definitely compatible

@@itstheWampus yeah I was curious if it could be used with the snap captions plug-in from Orson Lord that converts the subtitles (from auto subtitles) into text+ files that have pre made versions

@@kkona3868 Oh well then yes! It works great with snap captions

@@itstheWampus oh my goodness that’s amazing! Definitely going to have to get this:) thanks for making a great plug-in

@@kkona3868 appreciate you <3

Hey Jamey! This is something I'm making a dedicated video for, and might be a better question to answer on Discord then UA-cam, but I'll do my best. I'm reading your question as "How would I customize the animation/keyframes itself?" (i.e. more pop, pop lasts longer, etc.). The long answer short is go into fusion -> open the group node -> change the spline on whatever animation you want to change. The long answer long is this: Each of the title files are set up as group macro's and the secret sauce that makes them work is the Keystretcher Modifier, NOT the keyframe stretcher node. The keystretcher modifier makes things a bit funky if you've never used it before, but in essence, you assign key frames for it to stretch to the beginning and end of the composition. Depending on your experience level using Fusion, what I would recommend doing is going into Fusion -> expand the Group Node -> and then click on whatever Transform node you want to change. The Pop Title should have all the transform nodes labeled based on what they do. Click on one of the nodes, and do NOT change the position/frame the keyframes are on, but you can change the scale of the value using the spline window. In the Spline Window, make sure that "Keyframes" is the selected graph, and not the property tagged with "Keyframe Stretcher". If you change their position/frame, you will need to change the modifier as well, and if you'd like to do that, I'd be more than happy to walk you through it in the Workshop Discord or you can do some googling. TLDR; you can change the scales of the animations, but changing the timings of it is a bit more advanced.

@@itstheWampus Thank you this was very helpful :)