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Copying an effect from one clip or project to another.
Is there a way to copy and paste the attribute of an effect from one clip to another or even from project to project.
I have to composite an image in to a TV monitor in several scenes.
They are all in the same position because the camera was locked down.Is there a way to copy an paste attributes like you can in Final Cut.
Thanks;
Steve Cohen
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O2 Media Inc. -
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Have you tried adding the effect, behavior or filter into your favorites folder?
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[Steve Cohen] Is there a way to copy and paste the attribute of an effect from one clip to another or even from project to project.
You can copy and paste any Behavior or Filter. If it is a key framed movement such as the scale. Select the clip you want to copy the key frames from. Hit F1 to open up the Properties window. Select the parameter and drag it to your other clip and it will inherit the same key frames. Hope this helps.
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That sounds perfect.
I will have to remember to try it the next time I have the chance.
The problem is that our workflow does not require Motion that often and by the time I go back to it I have forgotten what I learned last time.Thanks again;
Steve Cohen
Editor
O2 Media Inc. -
No problem Steve. Thanks for the question.
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