Easiest Bounce and Overshoot in After Effects (Motion-3)

Easily add some personality with one click! In this After Effects tutorial we will look at bounce and overshoot in Motion-3.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro

0:37 Excite
7:00 Jump

[JayquanDeMarcusWashington]

"which will make them go from 'bad' to 'OKAY.'"
that's literally all I ever wanted

[pwl]

I love your tutorials Nick. They have me howling. I'd love you to go through EVERY tool in Motion 3. 50% because I have it and use it daily in my job, 50% because I find you hilarious.

[mediocreape]

i love these videos for there simplicity, they aren't overly produced but just mellow and laid back. i hope it's the case with your recent videos too, haven't watched the new ones yet, just found out your channel.

[motionwill]

You are so hilarious man, great tutorial!

[SJtv]

One of actually like 13 things I care about in life.. Haha. Subscribed just because of this!

[kirubakaranmanickam]

Thanks dude !! Need more tutorial like this.

[aeko]

You can make bounce/jump and excite work on eased/non-linear keyframes by making the first keyframe eased out, for instance. The second frame where it bounces/overshoots must be linear though. It's calculated on speed in pixels/second. So an ease-in would ease-in to 0 pixels per second, AKA a full stop. Thus there's no inertia and nothing to use to calculate a bounce/overshoot. It didn't make sense to me until I understood it from this speed perspective. Hope this helps someone. :)

[PostProduction]

As always, a cool and clear video Nickname! I'm a fan! What you do is very important for my development, thank you for the lesson!

[Maartenalbers]

Thank you! I hope they are paying you for

[Goloveme]

I just love your tutorials man. You really taught me workflows and tools that are life savers, and I cant recommend your motion design upgrade course enough!!- really well done! Thank you thank you thank you

[RalstonRSmith]

thanks for the more in-depth tutorials. is there a way to save these property parameters so they don't have to be re-entered each time (similar to the easing values in motion)?

[SB-gyvx]

2:16 We understood bro 😂😂😂😂

Edit: 8:15 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[youcraigtube]

I tried to subscribe again. You sound a little like Mike Birbiglia (who is funny) but you also explain this awesome extension.

[CamiloMonsalve]

Awesome! Thank you 😁.
What is the plugin that are you using to arrange layers in cascade over the timeline?

[kirilltroshin]

Hello! On the thumbnail of the video you placed the circle which jumps to the left (both X and Y dimension). However there is no such example in this video. Is there a way to do this easily with this extension?

[kudaondelsya]

Nick, is it possible somehow to make a bounce with an ease keyframe effect? For example, I want to make my scale keyframes speed up by the end of animation + bounce effect. But it is your second tutorial where you apply a bounce effect and your scale speed is constant. How I fix that, I create a third linear keyframe almost by the end of animation and move it to the beginning. It helps sometimes but it is not always helpful. Nick, Please, could you help to fix that? :)

[TuanLe-wdzi]

Hi Nick, is there a way to apply Excite to non linear keyframes? For example if I want a shape to scale exponentially and still overshoot and bounce back. Love your channel. Ty!

[julienheartly]

Hello ! Is not possible to "smooth" keyframes and after apply "Excite" ... ? it"s not work :s

[aidanbenbow]

Great! I hope the love of God is also included in the things you care about! (By the way what are using to do the staggering?)

[captaincustard]

let me know when there's a '14th thing in life' you care about...