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Essential Title
In the old Pro title tool I could create, lets say a red arrow, put it in my time line and move it around adding key frames as I go.
That red arrow would be saved in my projects bin, so if I wanted to use it again I put it in my source folder and zip it into another location WITHOUT KEEPING THE ORIGINAL MOTION AND KEY FRAMES.
In this pain in the neck Essentials I can’t find a way to add the same arrow to my timeline except copy and paste, and this copy paste retains the moves I put into the first version.
Is there a way to put new titles into a bin so I can use them again with keeping moves? And is there a way to add an already created title to my time line from the title editor?
Advice would be gratefully received.
Eric
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4 Replies
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Essential is a terrible train wreck in the making. You can however use the legacy titler, or use alternatively After effects on dynamic link. I prefer the second option.
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Sage advice Dave.
I found a great tutorial a short while ago that was PERFECT! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgPC5qum4Zc
Thanks for getting back so quickly.
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I agree that this is a very unfriendly addition that I didn’t ask for. One day soon they will kill off Legacy.
I wish Adobe would have meet ups with editors.
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[John Mayer] “Essential is a terrible train wreck in the making. You can however use the legacy titler, or use alternatively After effects on dynamic link. I prefer the second option.”
Adobe spent a lot of time and money on a worse titling system. Let Adobe know not to get rid of the old Legacy Titling system.
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