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Feature Request: Multiple Track Points for AR Clothing DesignsOpen for Voting

hye Adobe Aero Team ❤️  , I’ve been working on some augmented reality T-shirt designs and would love to request a feature that I believe could greatly enhance the creative potential of Aero. Specifically, I’m hoping for the addition of multiple tracking points in AR designs. I know this might be a complex feature to implement, but it would open up so many exciting possibilities. For instance, I envision combining tracking points from a shirt with those on pants, shoes, and other accessories to create dynamic, interactive outfits. Imagine being able to design AR combinations that go beyond a single piece of clothing—fully coordinated looks that interact seamlessly! I’m also exploring concepts where visual effects like ice, fire, and wind can be triggered based on tracking locations. For example, I’d love to create a design where ice forms wherever the track goes—quite literally, "cool." To achieve this, I’d need a combination of ground tracking and image tracking at the same time.I understand this might not be the easiest feature to implement, but I truly believe it could unlock incredible new possibilities for designers and developers. It’s certainly something worth considering! Thank you for your time and all the amazing work you continue to do with Aero. I’m looking forward to seeing what’s next—and hopefully some fiery (or icy) AR clothing in the near future! Best regards, Christopher Rozario. 🙂(Slightly excited about the future of AR fashion)

Suggestion for Improving the Export Progress Bar Accuracy in Adobe PremiereOpen for Voting

Dear Adobe Development Team, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to offer a suggestion regarding the export process in Adobe Premiere, specifically related to the behavior of the progress bar. Currently, after the progress bar reaches 100%, there is still a noticeable delay while the software finishes the final steps, such as writing the file and optimizing the "moov atom" for MP4 files. This can be misleading, as users often assume the export is complete once the bar reaches 100%, only to realize that there is still more processing to be done. To improve the user experience and provide more accurate feedback, I propose adjusting how the progress bar operates. Specifically, it would be beneficial if the bar only reaches 100% when all stages of the export process are fully completed, including the finalization of the file and metadata writing. I've included a pseudocode example below to illustrate how this could be implemented: // Function to track export progressfunction exportProgressTracker(encodingProgress, finalizationProgress) {// encodingProgress represents the video and audio encoding progress (0 to 100%)// finalizationProgress represents the final file creation progress (0 to 100%)// If encoding is still in progress, calculate based on the encoding stageif (encodingProgress < 100) {return encodingProgress * 0.9; // Encoding accounts for 90% of the total process}// If encoding is complete, track the finalization processelse if (encodingProgress == 100 && finalizationProgress < 100) {return 90 + (finalizationProgress * 0.1); // Finalization accounts for the remaining 10%}// If both processes are complete, return 100%else {return 100;}}// Main export functionfunction exportVideo() {// Initialize progress variableslet encodingProgress = 0;let finalizationProgress = 0;// Track export progresswhile (encodingProgress < 100 || finalizationProgress < 100) {encodingProgress = monitorEncoding(); // Get encoding progress (0 to 100)if (encodingProgress == 100) {finalizationProgress = monitorFinalization(); // Monitor finalization stage}// Update the progress bar using the calculated progressupdateProgressBar(exportProgressTracker(encodingProgress, finalizationProgress));}// Export completecompleteExport();} In this approach:- The progress bar is split into two key phases: encoding (90%) and file finalization (10%).- This ensures that the bar does not prematurely hit 100% while there is still important post-encoding work being done.- It provides a clearer, more accurate representation of the entire export process, improving the user's perception of performance. I believe this adjustment could significantly enhance the user experience, especially when exporting longer or more complex projects. Thank you for considering this suggestion, and please let me know if you need any further clarification. Best regards,Marcio Toson