Introduction to Cavalry for Motion Graphics

Overview

“I will now tell you about Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) and how to import them into Cavalry. There are multiple methods to do this depending on your workflow.”

In this video lesson Kyle Daily addresses the topic: Importing SVGs, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 2: Shapes, Objects, and Assets. Learn about shapes, and experiment with text, images, and data .

Partial transcription of the video

“ COURSE 2 - LESSON 4 Importing SVGs In this lesson, I'll introduce you to SVGs. SVG also stands for a Scalable Vector Graphic, and we can import them as assets or copy them directly into Cavalry. Let's dive in. The way I'll show you here is by importing the SVG. Here in my Assets folder, you should have this to follow along with as well, is this Welcome Script SVG. You'll see that in the Assets panel, I have a Welcome Script.svg object. I can bring this on the timeline by dragging it here. This will present me with two options. I can break up the shape into separate layers so each individu...”

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Course summary for: Course 2: Shapes, Objects, and Assets

• Level: Beginner
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• 12 students
• 8 units
• 8 lessons (55m)
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