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JakobSjobom14249257
JakobSjobom14249257
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June 26, 2018
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Mograph: how to make shape transfer mode work in template in Premiere?

  • June 26, 2018
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Hi!

So, I made a mograph template in AE for use in PP. It contains a filled colored shape with a multiply transfer mode. But the transfer mode doesn’t carry on into Premiere. Any solutions it there?

Jake

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    Correct answer Carlos Ziade

    JakobSjobom  wrote

    I guess I would have to create two separate templates; one for the shape (that would be blended in PP) and one for the text. Right?

    Jake

    You can do 2 mogrt files, but for me I would do 1 mogrt and add checkboxes, 1 for the text and another for the shape,

    and link the opacity of each to the corresponding checkbox then multiply the expression by 100 as in the attached video.

    After you import the  mogrt into premiere, you can make 2 duplicates of it, 1 with only the text checked, another with only

    the shape checked. work with the blending modes in premiere

    .

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    Mylenium
    Mylenium
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    June 26, 2018

    Nope. blending modes are handled internally by the programs and calculated differently. any content involved in such trickery will have to be replaced in AE directly. Your only option would be to re-create the blending by using effects that are able to reference other layers like Channel Combiner, Calculations and so on, but depending on what your project looks like, this can be complicated, as layers might require pre-composing to produce correct results.

    Mylenium

      JakobSjobom14249257
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      June 26, 2018

      Oh crap. Thanks a lot for your swift reply!

      The objective is for the shape layer to act as a bg for bullet points text. I guess I would have to create two separate templates; one for the shape (that would be blended in PP) and one for the text. Right?

      Jake

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      Carlos ZiadeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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      June 26, 2018

      JakobSjobom  wrote

      I guess I would have to create two separate templates; one for the shape (that would be blended in PP) and one for the text. Right?

      Jake

      You can do 2 mogrt files, but for me I would do 1 mogrt and add checkboxes, 1 for the text and another for the shape,

      and link the opacity of each to the corresponding checkbox then multiply the expression by 100 as in the attached video.

      After you import the  mogrt into premiere, you can make 2 duplicates of it, 1 with only the text checked, another with only

      the shape checked. work with the blending modes in premiere

      .

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