Hit the Visibility icon next to the blue wave layer to hide it as well.ġ5. In prep for the next step, hit the Visibility icon next to the wave base layer to hide it.ġ4. You’ve already made some animated water!ġ3. Hit Spacebar on your keyboard to play back your animation. Ignore the Gradient Ramp as that’s been already applied for you and scroll down to the Wave Warp options.ġ2. In the Effect Control, you should see a Gradient Ramp effect, as well as the Wave Warp you just applied. If it doesn’t appear, click on the words Effect Control.ĩ. A new Effect Control panel should appear on the left. It should be all the way at the bottom.Ĩ. Navigate to Effect > Distort > Wave Warp. Go up to the Effect panel in the topmost toolbar.Ħ. Right off the bat, we’ll be adding our first and most important effect, Wave Warp.ĥ. This will allow you to identify which layer is which object on the composition.ģ. Toggle the Visibility of each layer off and on by clicking the little eye icon next to each. Don’t be scared off by the number of layers all we’ll be focusing on is three layers.Ģ. Beneath those is a vignette layer, another text layer, and a. In the file you should see a text layer, with two shape layers beneath that. Let’s get to it! File Setup and Effectsġ.
We’ll also be animating our liquids and a bit of text to create a fun wave animation! This tutorial has a bit more setup done for you in the files so you can focus on making some sweet waves. This tutorial is going to cover using Wave Warp to simulate liquid motion, as well as using Turbulent Displace and Drop Shadow to really sell the Effect. You should end up with an After Effects Liquid Animation folder.
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