After Effects Tutorial - 3D Strokes |
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Description: If you've ever wondered how a 3D stroke effect is made in After Effects, you've probably already Google'd it and found tons of tutorials for it. In this tutorial I'm basically going over the same subject, mostly aimed towards those who are starting out with the program. I've also included some troubleshooting tips for a couple of the most common problems with the type of 3D stroke I'm teaching. Any suggestions on improving future tutorials? Don't hesitate to comment them, I do want to make my tutorials as understandable as possible! Also, if you want to suggest a specific tutorial topic, fill this form and tell me: http://bit.ly/1bs8d9w You can follow me here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/theacleps Tumblr: http://acleps.tumblr.com/ (Secondary YT Channel): https://www.youtube.com/user/TheAcleps2 
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