Statistics

You can use two components together to have more than 12 values. For examole, 2 bar components side-by-side will give you 24 values. With pie graph it’s more tricky, but you could still work it out.

Hope that helps and thanks for purchasing!

Thank you for the quick response!

What do you mean by dust effect? If you mean having dust particles flying over your graph, just drag a graph component into a new composition and then create a new solid with your effect on top of the component. So your new composition will have 2 layers; one component and one dust effect.

If you want the dust just showing on the graphs, you can do the same thing and play with the alpha matte options.

If you mean something else, let me know and i will provide a solution.

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That was a bit tricky to code in by default, so what I did was put the line graph component in a new composition then put a ‘linear’ wipe effect on it for the animation. That does the trick. You can see how that looks like here around 30 seconds: http://videohive.net/item/statistics-theme-pack-1/1723519

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Hey, actually i sent it through email quite awhile ago. Let me know if you got it.

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Hi, unfortunately because of how statistics is coded, you cant use the motion blur switch in the components. You can however use motion blur on a comp with a component inside. The comp needs to have movement. You can also use the ae plugin cc force motion blur (not at a computer to check actual name).

The best option though is to use third party plugin Rsmb motion blur.. That is an essential plugin all pro ae users should have. It adds motion blur to any pixel movement. Great for 3d renders but also works on statistics. I personally use this.

Yes you can. You need to hit the shy switch, which is the button that looks like someone is peeping over a wall near the motion blur button. Then find the layer you want and add a layer style from the menu bar. Use the stroke layer style. Im actually on holiday right now so i camt give you exact directions. Hopefully this all made sense and you dont have trouble. Make sure yoi dont rearrange the layers once you unshy everything.

Hi, I’m not quite sure what you’re asking, but you can take a look at the tutorial for the Circle Graph here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeOrg4JRtTA

I’m guessing you are not clicking on the right layer. To adjust all the slices, you need to click on the GRAPH OPTIONS or STATISTICS layer. That video I linked to should answer all your questions and help you use it better. It’s a bit long, but once you go through one video, you pretty much know how to use all the components.

Let me know if you have any further questions and I’ll be glad to help out.

I have written a ton of AE expressions which link up the effects on each slice to controls in either the Graph Options or Statistics Layer. You should be able to animate all the important parameters for Slice 1-12 in these top two layers. There really shouldn’t be any need to do anything outside of those two layers unless it’s very specific or advanced. Setting the wipe to ‘both’ is one example. In fact, by default those extra layers should be hidden from view. If you delete any of the layers marked blue (the ones with a marker number on them), the expressions link will break.

To turn on or off the individual slices, you go to the Graph Options layer and turn on/off the checkboxes for Circle Slice 1 Enabled to Circle Slice 12 Enabled.

I’m really not sure what you mean by your first question about ‘viewing the options for other slices and can’t seem to select anything but the 1st slice unless you delete it first’. If you can email me a screenshot or a more detailed explanation that would be helpful.

Ill wait for ur email and reply there.

Hi im not infront of the comp right now. When you say only goes to -6, do you mean the line gets cut off? Try scaling down the component from inside the component composition.

As for the main title, you can use the anchor or position parameters to move them around.

Let me know if ur having trouble and ill reply in detail when i get back.

It’s going to take a bit of work, but it’s doable. Inside the BC – LINE AREA comp, if you go to the layer called Stripes (by default, layer 41), inside the Effect Controls, you will see an effect called Venetian Blinds. Adjust the width parameter and you’ll see more lines pop up both top and bottom.

Then, you will have to manually add the numbers on the side of the graph.

Another thing you have to consider is if the graph lines are changed, the LINE GRAPH AREA component proportions need to be changed as well. You can use the ‘Line Graph Height Add’ or the Table Control layer to do this. Just make sure your 0’s, max, and min values of the graph component line up with your new lines.

Hope that helps!

Hi,

Unfortunately we don’t have any trial version. However, you can take a look at the tutorial playlist to see exactly how it works and if it’s right for you. You can see the tutorials on the STATISTICS item page or directly here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1EB49FE753738AE6

There you will find tutorials on how to use all the components, as well as live real-time demo use videos.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions!

Hi, thanks for your interest in my work. If you look at the item details page, at the bottom right box you will see the AE version compatibility. This project was made with AE CS3, so it will work for you. In fact, all my info graphics templates were made with CS3.

I have previously given the demo video out to whoever asks me, but currently, I just moved countries and don’t have my computer with me to give it yet. Sorry about that. The demo video was strictly designed for the preview, so you probably wouldn’t get much use out of it anyways.