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May 22, 2018
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Essential Graphics - no "browse" Options

  • May 22, 2018
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Hey guys,

I am working on a trash project that had to be done last friday. The customer bought and sent me a folder full of mogrt text effects. I am still searching since last friday and about to go insane. All tutorials tell me there is a browse button in that craptastic tab but I cant craptastic find any craptastic shit browse btuton. I craptastic hate adobe products so much I cant tell you...

thanks for deleting this post and not responding, I dont care anymore...

      Correct answer Andrew Yoole

      I understand your frustration, but really can't work out what's going wrong unless you provide a little more info.

      Your customer purchased a bunch of .mogrt text effects. Which ones?  Can you provide a link to the source so we can see what is provided? (I don't mean the actual files, just an example link, such as the Videohive page they are presented on, etc.)

      What do you do with the files once you've downloaded them?  Where do you put them?  How do you apply them?

      Are you confusing the function of Essential Graphics in After Effects with Premiere Pro?  Typically, you create a .mogrt in AE, export it, then Browse and import in Premiere Pro.

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      Andrew Yoole
      Andrew YooleCorrect answer
      Inspiring
      May 22, 2018

      I understand your frustration, but really can't work out what's going wrong unless you provide a little more info.

      Your customer purchased a bunch of .mogrt text effects. Which ones?  Can you provide a link to the source so we can see what is provided? (I don't mean the actual files, just an example link, such as the Videohive page they are presented on, etc.)

      What do you do with the files once you've downloaded them?  Where do you put them?  How do you apply them?

      Are you confusing the function of Essential Graphics in After Effects with Premiere Pro?  Typically, you create a .mogrt in AE, export it, then Browse and import in Premiere Pro.

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      josefm808422Author
      Participating Frequently
      May 22, 2018

      This is the pack:
      https://videohive.net/item/70-title-pack/21663978

      I have put them in these folders:

      C:\Users\jm\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Essential Graphics

      and:
      C:\Users\jm\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Motion Graphics Templates

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