Adam Maurer shows how you can work with both Cavalry and Ae as part of a larger workflow. Cavalry is just pain exciting. It’s a modern take on motion graphics where you can quickly create mograph-like
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Chris Hardcastle shows how you can create per-character type animation in Cavalry (spoiler, it’s super-easy). Cavalry does a lot of things a lot more quickly than you ever could in Adobe After Effects, and that’s
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Assigning Tags in Cavalry is essentially a more robust “shy” feature seen in Ae. One of the areas that After Effects seems to fall short is in allowing users to manage things – Layers, elements, scenes, etc.
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Chris Hardcastle shows how to create a look at constraint in Cavalry with a few clicks. A couple of posts ago, Chetal Gazdar showed how you could make an aim or a look at constraint in After Effects.
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