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I only want my body getting that flying transition, but the picture underneath also does it. Any way to lock the transition in to only the layer with my body?
Final Cut Pro X, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5), null
You don't need to alter the original transition and it's not recommended you try without a Save As with a different name first.
All you need is a "slug". A slug is just blank video. You can create a slug by creating a Generator and immediately saving it as "Slug", then apply it to the storyline and apply the transition between your clip and the slug generator. If you're using a connected clip, turn it into a Secondary Storyline (Command-G) and place the slug after it, then apply the transition.
You can also download a pre-made slug here: http://sight-creations.com/free_stuff/slug4fcpx.zip
If you're using Safari, you'll find the unzipped files in your Downloads folder [Slug folder and Slug4FCPX readme].
Thanks, Tom.
I've got Motion but not very familiar with using it. Here is the transition. Any idea from a quick glance what needs to be done? Or, do you know of a good guide online that can tell me how to do it?
It's transition "06" in the free transition pack from http://lenofx.com/item/10-clean-transitions-free
But I don't expect you to download it, so let's just take a stock transition for example. Let's say "Radial" in the "Blurs" section of the transitions. I've got that open in Motion. Is there a quick button I need to uncheck?
You have to make different transitions for beginning and end. To bring the image onto the screen you have to switch off Transition A and leave on Transition B.
To take it off the screen you make a transition that has Transition A switched on and B switched off.
I think that will work for yours. You might have to tweak some other things.
You can also add a slug in the timeline, put the upper layer above it and combine the two into a compound clip. Apply the transition to the upper layer in the compound and then put the compound on top of your background video.
You can't with that transition. The background is built into it. You'd have to customize it in Motion to not include the background.
What's the Transition called?
Fu***** awesome. Thanks.
I like this. Really simple way to do it. You and @fox_m have been a great help.
How can I apply a transition to only one layer?
