Using ChatGPT AI to Create Animations (After Effects GAMECHANGER!)

Let's use ChatGPT AI to write After Effects scripts and expressions to create animations and perform complex or repetitive tasks. We can use the power of AI to make our own animation tools without knowing a single line of code.

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00:00 Introduction
00:43 What is a Script?
01:24 Grid Script
02:26 Lesson Inception
03:45 Variations
04:10 Button UI
04:33 Proximity Script
06:18 Expressions

[motionbynick]

Are you going to try making scripts using ChatGPT?

[NoodleDoobles]

This is absolutely wild, I never would've thought to have it write AE scripts....time for some animation!

[DUHRIZEO]

This tool is so incredibly awesome at saving time. You could have poured through stack overflow, GitHub, YouTube tutorials, and eventually got the same result. I love how direct this tool makes that process without all the bloat, annoyances, and negativity from people pushing up their glasses because you dare ask for help.

[donaldengel]

It's funny, but I also add in "thanks" and that sort of thing when dealing with the AI

[El.Desarrollador]

This is was one of the first things I did when I use GPT for the first time. I was trying to look for videos on YouTube a few weeks ago but I was not able to find anyone doing with GPT. I guess YouTube recommend me your video because of that so this is another example that your video was actually recommended in YouTube from a search from more than a month ago. Great video

[Wesley-pkde]

Man, as a motion designer for 12 years, this is mind boggling. Thanks for sharing this tip with us.

PS: I tried some expressions (including a simple countdown and a bounce one) and they both worked like a charm right in the first try.

[ckm]

years of learning JavaScript gone like tears in the rain

[cinder]

This video utilizing ChatGPT to create After Effects scripts is impressive. The integration of the language model allows for the efficient generation of complex animations and visual effects, saving a significant amount of time and effort for the user. The instructions provided in the video are clear and easy to follow, making it accessible for users of all skill levels. Overall, the use of ChatGPT in this context is a valuable tool for any video editor or animator looking to streamline their workflow and add professional-grade effects to their projects.

[gusmaiawork]

I'm a Motion Designer but I'm fairly comfortable with coding, I can't write scripts as fast as ChatGPT but even though it is a very powerful tool, rare is the case where someone will use to create a custom script to use on a new project

more often you can use scripts that are already writen or use a more convenient method (e.g: for the alignment thing you could just align the assets in Illustrator if no fancy grid animations are needed)

overall I believe it's a very promising tool with a very promising future but as of now I wouldn't call it gamechanger (at least for use Designers/Animators), plus it lacks the hability to work with other types of coding like 3D geometry and vector illustration

[TheDandonian]

It blows my mind, that you can sweet talk and argue with the bot, to get it to do things it says it can't do. "Can you put these into a table for me"... "I'm a language model, no"... "But you've done it before".... "Oh yeah, my bad, here's your table".

[lauraleigh]

I am so excited about the possibilities of chatGPT! Im in the same boat as you, curious by intimated. Plus, I'm all self taught so this is just my speed! Thanks for the ideas!

[Buklen]

@1:45 an easier way to run the script is just to paste it into notepad and save as a .jsx ;)

[RETROACTIVETV]

Awesome video mate. This is a game changer for editors that aren’t proficient coders, so much time saved 🙏

[SeraphsWitness]

Everyone, make sure you have a diverse set of skills for backup. AI is exciting but also terrifying. It will move at breakneck speed.

[oskrf]

This is insane!! Thanks for making this!

[loudspider]

Definitely useful! Logically the people that will get the most from it are the ones that allow themselves to get taught by the AI as they go. Just cut-n-pasting each new version and not engaging fixes the job at hand but adds little extra value. You are reliant in both instances on the AI getting it right eventually though, having been appropriately trained and prompted, otherwise you might as well ask a bloke down the pub if the answer is never correct.
It partly depends on the value of your personal time as to whether you would buy any script: With AI though If I could type a prompt and do it 'myself' in 5 mins I probably wouldn't buy one now. But looking at these things as purely functional elements, if there was a script I wanted and someone had one for sale, and since we often have no ideas who hand codes things and to what quality, so long as the price was right and I figured it was quicker to buy than to quiz-and-test an AI then it wouldn't make a different to me one way or the other in terms of purchasing whether it was fully hand crafted or AI crafted. Good old Supply-n-Demand would make an impact though: As more people do this as it becomes easier to do then the price will likely drop as there's more versions of the script. People will also become aware that they take less time to make, and might have an AI go at doing it themselves.

[cyberpz]

I wouldn’t pay a dime if anything is replicable 😜
To be honest as a coder I loved the way it enhanced my coding process, thinking with it about problems, refactoring and optimizing the code to keep it readable and secure, it’s really like having the dumb doer but it’s fast and accurate enough if you keep on giving feedbacks, enough to have a better help than google on any flow we might work on.
Great stuff, game changing for sure, but a lot of inexperienced people i see are expecting full automatization of life. 😅 who is more dumb? People today or AI?

[MaysonCrowe]

The future of computing is looking more and more like Celery Man every single day.

[yokothespacewhale]

a bit buggy but useful and a great way to learn how to do weird stuff you always wish you could. thanks man.

[SupaDaBloopa]

AI is only as good as the people it’s mimicking. People are so afraid that AI will completely take over but I highly doubt that. As a freelance digital artist myself, I’m not worried. AI empowers people like this guy to do even better work than before because he’s getting to spend less time looking for solutions other people have made or making it himself.