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This is the result we'll create, a promotional sticker that appears with a bouncy bounce, overshoots its size, slightly shrinks, then settles, over footage of baked cake. Let's get started. Hello, welcome back to the complete Adobe After Effects series from Cerdas Inovasi Digital. Overshoot is a motion that passes the target and then returns, like a spring being released. This effect makes the animation feel cheerful and lively. We create it using several keyframes and check it in the graph editor.
Create a composition from the cake footage in the oven. Create a large red circle in the top right, add two-line text 'fresh from the oven' inside it, then pre-compose both into a sticker. Center the anchor point of the sticker in the middle of the circle so it scales from the center.
At frame 0, press Alt Shift S and type Scale 0. At frame 0.3, type 120%, overshooting the final size. This is the first overshoot, the sticker grows too large.
At frame 0.5, type 95%, slightly smaller than the final size. At frame 0.7, type 100%. The sticker now bounces twice before settling, like a jelly being pressed.
Select the four scale keyframes and press F9. Open the graph editor with the value graph.
The curve rises above the line, dips slightly below it, then returns to flat at 100. These smooth peaks and valleys are the characteristics of a good overshoot. To make it more lively, add rotation.
Minus 12 degrees at frame 0, 6 degrees at frame 0.4, and 0 at frame 0.7, then press F9. The sticker now slightly wobbles as it appears.
Close the graph editor and play the preview. The sticker bounces up and appears bouncy exactly when the cake looks done. This overshoot keyframe pattern can be reused for icons, buttons, or logos.
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