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December 31, 2023
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Essential Graphics - changing length of effects

  • December 31, 2023
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I'm editing a sports game and have previous used basic text with a black background for quarter, score and timecode.

 

Having recently moved to Premiere Pro, I started doing the same, but am looking to up my game a bit and use some of the snazzy graphics in the Essential Graphics window.

 

There's a nice 'Sports Lower Third Side' effect, which I have edited for the running score and quarter, but there's one problem I can't see how to fix - the effect has a max duration of 8 seconds, and I can't seem to change it. Obviously I really don't want to copy and paste it for every eight seconds of play!

 

Is there a way to lengthen the clip, or non-constrained alternatives available? Surely there must be an open ended length score graphic available somewhere? I want to keep the score up continuously, and not just have it appear on scoring. I quess I could just take a screenshot of it and reimport as an image to put text on top of, if all else fails.

 

It would be nice to have the timecode on top of one of these graphics throughout - I can't seem to change the typeface of the timecode, but at least without a background it can sit above an effect background.

 

Thanks in advance for any help on this!

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Correct answer R Neil Haugen

Mogrts come with the controls the Premiere user allowed 'cooked' in. But you can open any mogrt in AfterEffects and modify as you wish, including adding some types of changes to the animation or color options. Export back to your library.

 

Jarle’s Making Mogrt’s ebook on Adobe blog is provided free by Adobe, and covers this in excellent demonstrations.

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R Neil Haugen
R Neil HaugenCorrect answer
Legend
December 31, 2023

Mogrts come with the controls the Premiere user allowed 'cooked' in. But you can open any mogrt in AfterEffects and modify as you wish, including adding some types of changes to the animation or color options. Export back to your library.

 

Jarle’s Making Mogrt’s ebook on Adobe blog is provided free by Adobe, and covers this in excellent demonstrations.

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moraidhAuthor
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January 1, 2024

Thanks for that, much appreciated!

 

Can you help me with the location for the mogrt I need to edit the length of? Can't seem to find where the Premiere Pro mogrt files are located.

 

Many thanks.

moraidhAuthor
Participant
January 1, 2024

Manged to locate it ok.