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jeremyd80264819
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February 26, 2024
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In premiere pro can an effect (mosaic) be applied to an adjustment layer using Automation Blocks?

  • February 26, 2024
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I want automation blocks to bring in an adjustment layer, and apply the mosaic effect with a mask already set.  I can get the adjustment layer to work, is there any way to apply an effect with automation blocks?

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    Correct answer Mathias Moehl

    Hey, that's sweet. Thanks for the reply


    Today we published an update of Automation Blocks, which includes a block to execute arbitrary jsx code. 

    You can use this now also to execute the qe dom code you found to apply effects to clips.

    See here:

    https://docs.mamoworld.com/automation-blocks/block-reference/prOther#clip-apply-effect

     

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    Mathias Moehl
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    Mathias MoehlCommunity Expert
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    February 26, 2024

    Hi Jeremy,

    unfortunately, the scripting engine of Pr cannot apply effects, yet, therefore Automation Blocks also cannot do it. I am sorry, but I don't know of any workaround for that (except for using Ae instead of Pr - in Ae you can apply effects and presets with Automation Blocks easily).

     

    Mathias Möhl - Developer of tools like BeatEdit and Automation Blocks for Premiere Pro and After Effects
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    SlynnyRydz
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    March 9, 2024

    Is there any way to execute separate .jsx file within automation blocks? 
    I found this video on yt where the author applies effect with the script he made, I'm quite new to this, but how is this different to automation blocks? 

    Mathias Moehl
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    Mathias MoehlCommunity Expert
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    March 9, 2024

    Wow, this is very interesting! I was not aware that this is possible.

    The tutorial uses functions from the qe dom. This is a part of the scripting engine, which is not documented and only indended to be used by Adobe internally. This also means, there is no support for those and they could in principle break any time. But very exciting to see that it is possible. I just added a note about this on my todo list - maybe I should support adding effects using that method, too.

     

    Currently, executing custom extendscript code is not possible, yet, but I have it on my feature request list already. Could happen that this will be added in the next few month.

    Mathias Möhl - Developer of tools like BeatEdit and Automation Blocks for Premiere Pro and After Effects
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