From the course: Adobe Illustrator for Video and 3D
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Using Overlord
- [Instructor] I want to dedicate the last two movies in this chapter to two third-party tools that will help you to work faster and better with Illustrator files inside After Effects. The first one is called Overlord, from Battle Axe, and this is simply a godsend when it comes to working with Illustrator and After Effects together. So Overlord is basically an extension, meaning that it will show up in both applications, both Illustrator and After Effects will see. So I'm using this Artboard 1 from the previous exercise. You can also find this document inside the exercise files. And I'm going to go to Window, Extensions, and make sure that I can see the Overlord extension over here. I already docked it here in this column. Now I'm going to do the same in the After Effects side. I'm also going to create a document which has the same dimensions as these files in the After Effects interface. So let's switch to After Effects. First I'm going to create a new composition. So the width and…
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Importing to After Effects4m 33s
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Using the video presets4m 15s
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Adding artboard manually2m 52s
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Copying text attributes6m 17s
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Avoiding flickering5m 26s
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Releasing to layers4m 49s
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Creating shapes from vectors5m 50s
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Extruding vectors4m 27s
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Removing embedded graphics3m 33s
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Rasterize settings3m 3s
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Separating multiple artboards5m 6s
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Using Overlord5m 10s
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Using Animation Composer7m 23s
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