3D Interactive Animation With a Rotating Effect - Figma Prototyping Tutorial — Transcript
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- 0:02welcome back everyone
- 0:05today we'll be animating a planet
- 0:07transition right in figma
- 0:09we've got a source file ready for you so
- 0:11you can inspect the file and follow
- 0:13along step by step just check the link
- 0:16below this video download the file and
- 0:19we're good to go alright let's Dive
- 0:21Right In
- 0:22as you can see we already have a
- 0:25collection of Planet images ready these
- 0:27images are sourced from the journey an
- 0:30AI art generator app that helps you
- 0:32create beautiful Unique Images in just a
- 0:34few seconds if you're not familiar with
- 0:37my journey or how to use it I recommend
- 0:39to watch our mid-journey tutorial you'll
- 0:42find the link for it in the description
- 0:44below the video we also have a basic
- 0:47layout for a website hero section we
- 0:50have the name of a planet at the top
- 0:51some information about it just below the
- 0:54name and to add a bit of magic to the
- 0:56design there are glows and a star system
- 0:59in the background we'll be working with
- 1:01all these elements throughout this
- 1:03tutorial
- 1:04the first step is to bring one of the
- 1:06planets into the center of the hero
- 1:08section
- 1:10next we'll select two other planets
- 1:13resize them to be smaller than the
- 1:15central planet and place one on each
- 1:18side of the frame they will be used to
- 1:20switch between planets in the animation
- 1:22adjust the positioning of the two
- 1:24planets so that approximately only half
- 1:27of each one is visible on the screen now
- 1:30we're going to add names for both of
- 1:31these planets right next to them
- 1:33[Music]
- 1:42with this done we're ready to duplicate
- 1:45the entire frame
- 1:46in the new frame we're going to replace
- 1:49the planet in the center
- 1:50to do this we'll add a new fill to the
- 1:53layer click on the plus sign next to
- 1:55fill and select an image of another
- 1:57planet
- 2:01we can now remove the original fill by
- 2:04clicking on the minus sign next to it
- 2:06make sure to change the opacity of the
- 2:09new fill to 100 to fully display the new
- 2:12planet now we can update the colors of
- 2:15the shadows and blurs to match our new
- 2:17planet
- 2:18this creates a cool atmospheric effect
- 2:22now we need to rotate the planet by 60
- 2:25degrees
- 2:27[Music]
- 2:33let's not forget about our star system
- 2:36in the background rotate it by 60
- 2:38degrees but this time in the opposite
- 2:41direction lastly to keep everything in
- 2:43harmony we'll update the colors of the
- 2:46blurs and also the planet's name and
- 2:48information to match the new planet
- 2:58moving on let's pay some attention to
- 3:01the planets on the sides
- 3:03the planet on the left side should be
- 3:05updated with the image of the planet
- 3:07that precedes the current planet in our
- 3:09sequence similarly the planet on the
- 3:12right side should be updated with the
- 3:14image of the planet that follows
- 3:18[Music]
- 3:27once that's done it's time to duplicate
- 3:30the frame now select the central planet
- 3:32and give it another 60 degree rotation
- 3:35replacing the planet is just as simple
- 3:37as before
- 3:39add a new fill and select the next
- 3:41planet image
- 3:44then remove the previous fill
- 3:47with the new planet in place it's
- 3:49important to keep the aesthetic
- 3:51consistent
- 3:52so let's update the shadows and blurs to
- 3:55match the new planet's hues
- 4:01don't forget to also update the planet's
- 4:03information as for the small planets on
- 4:06the sides they need to be updated as
- 4:09well keeping in line with our sequence
- 4:11of planets
- 4:12[Music]
- 4:16and of course we can't forget our star
- 4:19system in the background
- 4:21rotate it in the opposite direction by
- 4:2360 degrees
- 4:25now let's duplicate the frame one last
- 4:27time and repeat the process for our
- 4:30final planet
- 4:31[Music]
- 4:49once that's complete we're ready to dive
- 4:52into the prototyping phase switch to the
- 4:55Prototype tab on the top right of your
- 4:57screen in our first frame select the
- 5:00small planet on the right
- 5:02and drag a connection line from it to
- 5:04the second frame
- 5:05for the interaction details select smart
- 5:08animate with quick easing and set the
- 5:11duration to 900 milliseconds
- 5:14next select the planet on the left from
- 5:17the second frame connect it with the
- 5:19previous frame ensure to set the same
- 5:22interaction details as before follow
- 5:25these steps for all the frames
- 5:28[Music]
- 5:30thank you
- 5:40once everything is connected it's time
- 5:42to preview the Prototype and see our
- 5:45animation in action if you've enjoyed
- 5:47this tutorial and you're interested in
- 5:49leveling up your ux UI design skills do
- 5:52check out our ux UI design Mastery
- 5:55course the link is in the description
- 5:57below the video
- 6:00foreign
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