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Understanding substances - Final Cut Pro Tutorial
From the course: Final Cut Pro X Guru: Titles and Effects
Understanding substances
- [Narrator] So I'm here in my chapter 2.3 project, and in the last movie we fooled around with adding a single material to all faces of our text. In this movie we're going to look at changing distress and substance, some layers that put together your single material. So let me select the basic 3-D text in my timeline, and under the text expector I'm going to scroll down, and underneath material we'll see the substance, the stone substance travertine that's making up our text. So what you should know, I'm just going to actually switch temporarily to a different material. So I'm going to go here and choose a metal copper. Once you do you'll notice that okay the copper texture is a little bit different. There is a finish layer, a distress layer, or two distress layers, and a substance layer. Now each of these layers have been combined in order to give you the text that you see here. And the cool part about this is I can go into any of these individual layers such as finish. I can show…
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Working with a basic 3D text template5m 22s
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Working with a single material4m 29s
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Understanding substances3m 1s
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Working with lighting and environment3m 4s
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Working with multiple materials, part 13m 37s
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Working with multiple materials, part 23m 53s
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Working with custom 3D for animation3m 31s
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Working and saving 3D styles5m 8s
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3D 360 text3m 48s
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