Adobe, Inc.

Christopher Nuuja

Li-Yi Wei

James P Corbett

Kazi Rubaiat Habib

Timothy Langlois

John Simpson

Brooke Hopper

Lubomira A Dontcheva

Joel Richard Brandt

Hijung Shin

Joy Oakyung Kim

Cristin Ailidh Fraser

Benoit Gerard Ambry

Sebastian Marketsmueller

Erik Jon Natzke

David R Stein

William Hayes Allen

Haiqing Lu

Zachary Platt McCullough

The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for generating and modifying digital animations based on user interactions with a unique user interface portraying a one-dimensional layer motion element and/or elements for generating and utilizing animation path for digital design objects and animation layers. The disclosed system can provide a dynamic one-dimensional layer motion element that adapts to a selected animation layer and portrays selectable animation frames from the animation layer. The disclosed systems can provide options for generating and modifying various frames of the digital animation based on user interactions with the one-dimensional layer motion element, an animation timeline, and/or a corresponding animation canvas. Additionally, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems also generate path animations with complex animation effects based on user selection of animation paths, digital design objects of animation layers, and corresponding selectable path animation feature tools.

Dynamic path animation of animation layers and digital design objects

Providing and utilizing a one-dimensional layer motion element to generate and manage digital animations

Systems and methods provide for capturing and presenting content creation tools of an application used in a video. Application data from the application for the duration of the video is received. The application data includes data identifiers and time markers corresponding to user interaction with an application in a video. The application data is processed to detect tool identifiers identifying tools used in the video based on the data identifiers. For each a tool identifier, a tool label and a corresponding time in the timeline is determined. A tool record storing the tool labels and the corresponding times in association with the video is generated. When a viewer requests to watch the video, the tool record is presented to the viewer in conjunction with the video.

Tool capture and presentation system

Embodiments of the present invention provide systems, methods, and computer storage media directed to a drawing application that enables intuitive application of a pressure-sensitive effect to a rendered stroke. Such a drawing application may receive input stroke data along including pressure measurements along a path of the stroke. The drawing application may then map the pressure measurements to respective attribute values for a pressure sensitive stroke attribute. Such a mapping results in a pressure measurement at a predefined level of pressure mapping to a default attribute value, while a pressure measurement above or below the predefined level of pressure would result in an attribute value greater than or less than the default attribute value. The drawing application may then cause a stroke to be rendered on the display in accordance with the attribute values for the pressure sensitive stroke attribute.

Intuitive control of pressure-sensitive stroke attributes

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San Anselmo, CA, United States of America

Christopher Nuuja