MOGRT - Resize Text relative to anchor point

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July 24, 2022
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Hi all,
I'm working on a video where I will reuse text graphics, so I thought it might be a good idea to create a MOGRT.
I have "parented" most of the elements to my text line 1, so that when I change that, the rest would move with it.
Here is the current "design"

My problem is: If I change the font or the font-size, the size of the font will resize towards the top of the frame. That's not what I want.

What I rather want would be that the text changes relative to the anchor point, like I would get when using the "objects resize option" rather than the font-size.

I hope that makes sense.
I'm creating the MOGRT in premiere pro, not in after effects.

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Stan Jones

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How are you "parenting"? Screenshots of the settings might help.

The text size of Line 1 is different in each of the 3 options. I can't tell what you are going for.

Here's a thread that may have similar issues:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/essential-graphics-with-text/m-p/13014469#M417142

Stan

amriphotoAuthor

Inspiring

Thanks for your reply and the link, Stan. Unfortunately that is After Effects and I'm using Premiere Pro only for this.

With parenting I meant the "Responsive Design - Position" - sorry, I'm used to that parenting lingo from other software.
Here is a screenshot of line 2 - that is "parented" to line 1 in regard to position

Here are two screenshots that will hopefully explain it better.
Here I used the scale to increase the size - that worked well:

Here on the other hand, I used the font-size instead and that completely destroyed the layout and moved the complete MOGRT up for whatever reason:

Stan Jones

Community Expert

Sorry; parenting should have been clear enough here.

It appears to me that the layout is changing with scaling as well; line 3 moves down anytime there is an increase in the top line? The rectangle is parented to the top of line 1?

Stan

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