Mogrt slider only allows integers for motion graphics templates in Premiere Pro

[hellopaul4]

If I create a mogrt in AE and bring it into PPro, any sliders I added cannot (easily) have non-integer values. For example, I have just made a mogrt where you can specify (in seconds) the time before a piece of text fades off. This would normally be somewhere around 5 seconds...maybe 4.5....maybe 8.3....whatever. But the only way for the PPro user to specify these decimal values is to click on the number and type in the value - not very user-friendly. And then, the value displayed beside the slider is an integer - not the actual value.

A solution to this would be if, when creating the mogrt in AE, we had some kind of "precision" attribute we could set, and PPro would respect this and display the value with the correct number of decimal places. And the slider woudn't round the value to integers when being dragged.

[Amozza]

I have some similar MOGRTs with time adjustment options and agree this would be very useful and much more user friendly than having to type the value every time. All other text fields for non-MOGRT properties show 1 decimal place by default and when you click in the field, you can see any additional decimal places. This should be the same for MORGT values without having to specify anything in AE.

There's a feature request for this you should vote for:
Essential Graphics and Morgt from After Effects need decimals in slider option – Adobe video & audio...

[DaciaSaenz]

As of 23.0, we support the display of decimal values on sliders. You have to add a decimal in the range if you want them to work in Premiere though. 2.0 to 60.0 in order for it to not round to the closest integer.