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Latest revision as of 18:12, 27 November 2022
The Motion Graphics Bible is an attempt to summarise the current state of YSTV's knowledge regarding how best to do motion graphic.
The Bible is very much under construction, and any red links you see below are to pages that don't exist. If you have knowledge to share, please do!
Formats
We generally have three different ways of doing motion graphics, in increasing order of complexity:
- Pre-rendered, where the information is fixed and known in advance
- Essential Graphics (.mogrt), where we need flexibility for edits, but not for livestreams
- NodeCG, where we need highly customisable and dynamic graphics for livestreams
Use the simplest one that works - do not underestimate the power of just pre-rendering your graphics, it may save you hours of pain.
Other Resources
- Design Tips for designing and animating graphics
