copying text attributes

[John Fishback]

You can do this in the Motion tab by increasing the scale. Then paste attributes and select “basic motion” and the scaling factor will be applied. If you’re just scaling up a bit, it should look ok. You’ll have to decide if changing the font size instead is worth the effort.

John

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[Kevin Monahan]

I’d never scale text beyond 100%. You’ll have to do them one at a time, however, I believe there is an XML tool that may assist you out there somewhere that can help you do this.

Or: make your own.

https://developer.apple.com/appleapplications/fcpxml.html

Kevin Monahan
http://www.fcpworld.com
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro

[Arnie Schlissel]

[Kevin Monahan] “I believe there is an XML tool that may assist you out there somewhere that can help you do this. “

That’s Traffic from xmedit.com.

Arnie
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[Tom Adams]

hey kevin,
are you the kevin I kinda know who used to live in w. ma? if yes- hello. if no- well, hello also.

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[Andreas Kiel]

Hi,

Have a look at my TitleExchange – should solve your problems with a few clicks.

Regards
Andreas

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