Joe’s Shapes creates multi-sided geometric shapes with separate options for border, fill, softness and opacity. Shapes can also be applied as frames, border and fill can each be toggled on or off. Joe’s Shapes is based on the same versatile shape engine as Joe’s Soft Shapes.
Example Images
Borders, Softness & Opacity
The example images for Joe’s Ellipse show the effects of softness, border options, opacity and other controls. Joe’s Shapes and Joe’s Ellipse use the same controls for everything but the shape itself.
Controls
Shape
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Width, Height (1 - 1000)
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Sets the base dimensions of the shape
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Scale (0 - 1000)
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Modifies the height and width values
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Origin
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The center point of the shape.
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Sides(3 - 20)
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Sets the number of sides of the shape
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Angle (-360 - 360)
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Rotates the shape.
Fill
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Fill Shape
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Toggles fill on or off
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Fill Color
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The color of the fill
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Fill Softness (0 - 500)
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Amount to blur the filled area, will not affect the border.
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Fill Opacity (0 - 100)
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Determines the transparency of the fill color.
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Fill Frame
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Toggles the fill between a shape and a framed area (Positive vs. negative shapes).
Border
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Border Shape
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Toggles border on or off
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Border Color
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The color of the border.
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Border Width (0 - 100)
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The width of the border in pixels. At larger sizes Final Cut will automatically round the border’s corners.
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Border Softness (0 - 50)
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Amount to blur the border, will not affect the filled area.
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Border Opacity (0 - 100)
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Determines the transparency of the border color.
Where is Joe’s Shapes?
Joe’s Shapes is located with the rest of Final Cut Pro’s generators. Find them inside the effects tab or use the Generator pop-up menu at the bottom of the Viewer window:
Feeds