After Effects: Dynamic Proximity Effectors with Expressions

Special thanks to our sponsors Squarespace. For a free trial and 10% off, visit https://www.squarespace.com/dojo and use the promo code: DOJO Learn how to create dynamic animations in After Effects, similar to Cinema 4D's effector system, using some clever expressions. We'll learn how to trigger and animate virtually any editable property when a layer is within a defined proximity range. We'll use the linear() and ease() functions within After Effects to achieve this. ▸ Creative Dojo Store: https://creativedojo.net/store ▸ Best Plugins for Motion Design & VFX: https://kit.co/CreativeDojo/best-plugins-for-motion-design-vfx ▸ Best After Effects Templates: https://videohive.net/page/top_sellers?irgwc=1&clickid=TrIUdsx-lxyOU6xwUx0Mo3cmUknV-Nz9uQsVxs0&iradid=448852&irpid=1290229&iradtype=BANNER&irmptype=mediapartner&mp_value1=&utm_campaign=af_impact_radius_1290229&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=impact_radius Follow the Dojo: ▸ Website: https://creativedojo.net ▸ Twitter: https://twitter.com/creativedojo ▸ Facebook: https://facebook.com/creativedojo ▸ Instagram: https://instagram.com/creative.dojo Creative Dojo provides motion design & visual effects training, design tools, and industry news. Join the community, get powerful design tools and elements, and learn everything related to After Effects, Cinema 4D, and much more.