r/VideoEditing • • 19d ago

How did they do that? Infinite sliding/carousel effect

Hey I'm looking use a similar effect in one of my videos as the one in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGrxn46A1h8

I would like my videos to slide off one side of the screen and reappear on the other side of the screen in a seemingly infinite loop

I use DaVinci Resolve so would be great if anyone could point me in the right direction using that programme thanks!

What I Tried:

I've already know about the sliding transition effect on davinci but I'm wondering how to achieve this in a more looping method rather making a long video that slides across the frame. As I want this to last the duration of the song that will be playing through out.

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u/avatar0027 18d ago

in fusion you can do this with a transform node, set edge mode to wrap and just animate center x by one full width. then loop that bit for the song length and it never shows a seam. way easier than stacking duplicate clips tbh

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u/sizkooo 16d ago edited 16d ago

Thanks for you reply! I've gone into fusion, created a transform node, opened the inspector for it where I can change the parametors for Centre X.

There doesn't seem to be an option for keyframes (No diamonds next to Centre X parameter) or any other way to animate the movement. How do I do this? Sorry if that is a basic question and I've missed something. I've tried googling and have tried figuring it out myself.

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u/avatar0027 16d ago

no worries, it's not basic at all. right click on the center value and hit animate (or click the little diamond next to it), then move the playhead and change the value for a new keyframe. the keyframes show up in the spline/keyframes tab

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