I'd prefer something that's going to fly in, on the front, not behind, I want something leaving the screen. I can keep clicking through the different thumbnails to preview them. Open up the 3D text folder, click on one, and I get a small but useful animated thumbnail of what that preset's going to do.
In our case we wanted those text presets. This opens up all of those presets folders that you had, Adobe After Effects CC 2015 Presets, it allows you to see little previews of what they do. But what you'd prefer to do is take advantage of this little feature in the Effects and Presets panel, in it's options known as Browse Presets.
Well you can go to the Effects and Presets panel, troll open Animation Presets, and troll open Text, and troll open 3D text, and you have this list of names that are kind of cropped off and you open it up in your window and you go, "I still don't really know what each of these do." You could try one by double-clicking and applying it, and saying, "Well, that's not what I had in mind." Go back to the start of the layers least it starts there, you can double click another one, and keep doing this trial and error which just takes forever. You want to take advantage of the many, many 3D text presets that come free with After Effects.
Let's say you have some text, some 3D text, you type set it, you have it in position, and now you want to animate it. This hidden gem is a very simple one, but if you're not aware of it, you won't believe how much time it's going to save you.
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