PREMIERE PRO 3D CUBE FLIP VERTICAL HOW TO
PREMIERE PRO 3D CUBE FLIP VERTICAL CODE

Export animations for mobile apps and game engines.

Using web fonts in HTML5 Canvas documents.

Use the Stage and Tools panel for Animate.

Using Creative Cloud Libraries and Adobe Animate.

Using Google fonts in HTML5 Canvas documents.

Virtual Reality authoring and publishing.

Best practices - Advertising with Animate.

PREMIERE PRO 3D CUBE FLIP VERTICAL CODE

Add interactivity with code snippets in Animate.Create and publish HTML5 Canvas documents in Animate.Convert Animate projects to other document type formats.

PREMIERE PRO 3D CUBE FLIP VERTICAL HOW TO

How to use mask layers in Adobe Animate.

Working with Motion tweens saved as XML files.

Editing the motion path of a tween animation.

How to edit motion tweens using Motion Editor.

How to work with classic tween animation in Animate.

How to use frames and keyframes in Animate.

Work with Multiple File Types in Animate.

Boost the opacity of the Overlay shape to darken the scene if needed.

Change the color to change the entire scene’s color.

Set the shape to the Blend Mode “Color”.

Paste the shape in front AGAIN and fill this shape with any color you wish.

Paste the shape in front again and fill with 70% gray and set to Overlay blend mode and reduce opacity to 0%.

Fill this shape with the new pattern we made.

Copy the background shape and paste it into the new layer in front.

Preview it and hit the little “Done” button up in the top bar.

Select all the shapes we’ve created for this cube and group them up.

Set gradient in right triangle to -90º and 35% opacity.

Set gradient in left triangle to -110º and 50% opacity.

Fill both with a black(transparent) to black gradient, left stop at 0% location, right stop at 90% location and midpoint at 75%.

Duplicate these two triangles and paste in front.

Fill left triangle with 40% gray and right triangle with 32% gray.

Transform this shape and flip/duplicate it over and Expand/Ungroup it.

Use the Direct Selection tool and select and delete the left-most anchor point.

Duplicate the top of the cube down and align this to the front of the front shadow.

Side gradient: eyedropper this gradient over to the side and set angle to 60º at 7% opacity.

Front gradient: set midpoint to 75% and 120º angle at 25% opacity.Fill both shapes with a black(transparent) to black gradient.Turn Snap to Point and duplicate the top of the cube down and use the Direct Selection Tool to snap the shape to the front edge and duplicate this over to the left side of the cube and snap it into place as well.Expand this shape and use Pathfinder to join the shapes together.Transform and flip this triangle upward to copy the shape and build the top of the cube.Turn on Smart Guides and use the Pen Tool to draw a triangle.Transform the shape to flip and move horizontally the width of the shape.Create a 95×100 rectangle and shear to a -30º vertical angle.Lock that background layer and create a new layer.Create a background rectangle filled with 27% gray.We’ll create a cool isometric cube pattern that is highly customizable by using shape tools, transforming, pathfinders, grouping, masking, gradients, snapping, and much more! Tags: illustrator, adobe illustrator, adobe illustrator tutorial, graphic design, tutorial, illustrator tutorials, how to, illustrator cc tutorial, graphic design tutorials, vector illustration, step by step, adobe, adobe creative cloud, tutvid, shape tools, isometric, drawing, isometric design, illustrator isometric, isometric drawing, isometric view, nathaniel dodson, AI Tutorial Recording Notes:ĭisclaimer: these are the actual notes I used to record this video and are written in a language you may or may not understand. Learn about creating isometric shapes and patterns in this Adobe Illustrator tutorial! Learn all kinds of shape building tips and tricks in this Adobe Illustrator tutorial!

Premiere pro 3d cube flip vertical