Anyone?

Hi Eric. It's the Spin animation on Group 2 that is creating the move. I'm guessing that if you play around with the size of the Pie and move rectangle 9 you'll achieve the 30 minutes.

Actually , the hand that moves is Rectangle 8. The group spins for 3.0 seconds, but Rectangle 8 disappears before the spin is completed. Extend the time Rectangle 8 is on the screen to 1.5, and it will ride along with the group for half a spin.

Change the rotation of rectangle 9 to 0, fine tune when it appears, and the location of Group 2, and it's pretty smooth.

I admire whoever did it.

It was bugging me, so I kept looking. I have attached. It may need a little tweaking. :

1. changed rotation of rectangle 9 to 180 and moved into position

2. extended length of time that rectangle 8 is on the timeline by .25

3. moved rectangle 9 to display when rectangle 8 ends.

Hope this helps.

Wow, you guys are fantastic! Thanks so much!

Let me ask you another question. I've attached another sample. Here, what appear to be basic shapes have illustrations within them. How did this person create a shape with an illustration? I had wanted to extract the illustrations to use elsewhere, but am unable to.

Hi Eric,

Are you referencing the the circles with the silhoutte characters? Or the shapes with the icons (like Amazon?).

For the shapes with the icons/illos: These are actually residing on the normal state. So if you select edit states and then select the normal state, you'll see them resting there. From there you can copy, and then past them back onto your base layer for further editing, extraction, etc.

As for the characters: These are simply characters with some special formatting applied. To achieve this look:

You crop the character to an even height and width. Drop the contrast down to -100. Then add an outline to the character (it'll be square). And then under picture settings, choose picture shape and select the circle. 

I hope this helps!

Mike

Yes, thanks!