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Hi,
I created a mogrt template in Ae, added it to Pr and saved it to a cloud library. When I go to Ru it's not there. When I click the three dots and click "install template", I find the file, attach it and get this error message.
Any ideas?
Wait what now?
You must create mogrts for Rush in Premiere Pro.
By @Kevin-Monahan
How can we do this? Can you explain to us step by step how to do this?
What's really is the difference between .mogrts made from Premiere Pro and After Effects that suddenly it now affects Premiere Rush. I've used .mogrts made from AE before on Rush and it used to works fine, and suddenly it's not supported anymore?!?!
This is ridiculous. There's not even a single advisory from the What's New or changelog about the discontinuation of this option. I cannot find it referenced anywhere. This is so sudden and unacceptable.
At least let us know if you are gonna change a major functionality from the software, and update your Help Articles and content about it.
Hi Mancerrss,
Sorry for the frustration. Support for AE-created .mogrts is a top request for Rush.
How can we do this? Can you explain to us step by step how to do this?
Yes, anything created in the Essential Graphics panel can be exported as a .mogrt. Info on how to export as a .mogrt is here: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/essential-graphics-panel.html
Export them to a Library for easy access across Premiere Pro and Rush.
What's really is the difference between .mogrts made from Premiere Pro and After Effects
After Effects .mogrts have different capabilities and shortcomings than those created in Premiere Pro. One key difference is that you can author a .mogrt for Rush in Premiere Pro, but you cannot in After Effects. You can adjust keyframes in a Premiere Pro created .mogrt, but there is no keyframe adjustment available in an After Effects created .mogrt in Rush or Premiere Pro. After Effects-created, .mogrts have a lot of advantages, like data-driven animation, etc.
I've used .mogrts made from AE before on Rush and it used to works fine, and suddenly it's not supported anymore?!?!
Sorry, but it's never been this way to my knowledge. AE mogrts came in later, and they were for Premiere Pro only, and that has not changed, unfortunately.
There's not even a single advisory from the What's New or changelog about the discontinuation of this option.
It would not be in a What's New or Fixed Issues as it's always been working in the way I earlier described. It's not very well-documented in the documentation, though. I told the docs pros to take a look at that to prevent confusion in the future. Thanks for pointing that out.
Take Care,
Kevin
Alright, folks. I can't get this to work. No matter what I do, my version of Rush does not look like the one in the tutorial. I've attached a screen grab here (I work at a Summer Camp--pardon the goofy video 😂). I don't have a "titles" card--just "graphics." When I go to "Install template," it opens up a window to select a mogrt file. When I click the file, it goes back to Rush just like in the tutorial...however, the mogrt is nowhere to be found. The "Add: button in the bottom left when I have the Overlays opened is also greyed out. The templates work when I add them to Pro, but to be honest I am not an expert + Rush is signifigantly more my speed.
I also can't copt mogrt files that have been added to Rush to creative cloud, which may be a whole separate issue.
I'm using the newest version of Rush (1.5.62) and downloaded the mogrts from Motion Array (these to be specific: https://motionarray.com/premiere-rush-templates/old-film-214069/)
I'm feeling incredibly frustrated. I very well could be doing something wrong, but I've tried to follow all the steps the internet has told me to follow + have been pretty unsuccessful. Any guidance would be appreciated!!
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