ANALYSIS Pie Graph Tutorial

Purchase AE template at: http://videohive.net/item/analysis/716283?ref=davadrian

This is the ANALYSIS Info Graphics Solution tutorial for the Pie Graph component.

ANALYSIS is an expression-based After Effects template that provides a quick and flexible creative solution for info graphics. It specializes in creating info graphics using your own custom images. There are 10 custom-made designs included which make use of all the variety of graphs you can make using ANALYSIS . No prior knowledge of AE expressions is necessary.

Understanding the core concept of ANALYSIS will enable you to develop infinite amounts of your own templates. Four components are included for your designs which use a 'drag-and-drop' philosophy. These 4 components are Proportion Graphs, Ratio Graphs, Pie Graphs, and Pictographs. The included reference and tutorial manual will further explain and should get you up and running in no time!

View ANALYSIS tutorials and demonstrations here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL25182521E16FDF14

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• graphs
• info graphics
• business
• charts
• corporate
• statistics
• data
• pictograph

[Davadrian]

@weezinsuffy Alright, if you click on the GRAPH OPTIONS layer, you'll see a bunch of parameters pop up in the Effect Controls window. Look for the Pie Graph Base Color option. That's where you change the color of the base. You can animate that parameter the same way you do anything else in AE, just click the stopwatch and set your color. Click on GRAPH OPTIONS layer and hit 'U' on your keyboard, take a look at the keyframes and it should hopefully make sense how to do it. Good luck!

[Davadrian]

@weezinsuffy Thanks for purchasing! Alright, in order to change the color of the lines you need to go into the Best Music Video Pie composition. Click on the drop-down arrow for one of the layers, 'Katy' for example. Then click on the drop-down arrow again for Layer Styles. You'll see another drop-down arrow for Stroke, and that's where the line color is. So basically I used a layer style to do that. Let me know if that didn't make sense.

[weezinsuffy]

Also, can you explain how the expression works for the pie graph base? I would like the final color to be black instead of royal blue. How do I make it so that the final transformation is to a black base? How do you select the colors which it cycles through?

Thanks, again!

[weezinsuffy]

@Davadrian -- terrific product mate -- really enjoy working in it so far. Question, I'm editing your pie graphic chart template "best music video" - how do I change the color of the lines dividing the different segments of the pie? Currently the color is an orangish-yellow...would like to make it white to match the color scheme of my project.

Thanks! in advance