Problems with position keyframes

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I am moving text in my video, when I start off-screen and move the text in everything works fine. As soon as I add a third keyframe to anchor the text so I can start moving it off the whole thing breaks and the text disappears. Timeline picture included

 

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For some reason, changing the actual "coordinates" number in the position attribute will work but moving the text in the project window breaks things.

I seem to be experiencing bugs with the position attribute of objects in premiere as also posted here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/scale-effect-starts-before-keyframe/m-p/11430099?page=1

if someone could help I would appreciate it, this is now happening on more then one project and it is fine 90+% of the time but just starts breaking other times.

It is hurting my productivity and limiting my options if someone could help I would appreciate it.

[Ann Bens]

There are two ways to move a text.

Under Vector Motion and Motion which is under Video.

Might have those confused.

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Not that simple below I have included a screenshot with keyframes that should move my text. If I just the first one that's where the text stays, ie off my screen, and if I change the second one the text just shows up there immediately. Ie POP it just appears without sliding on screen. These are the only keyframes I have in the text. I am not manipulating both.

 

[Carlos Ziade]

do not keyframe text from Motion properties, better animate text using Text Transform Properties(position,scale etc..)

then use Vector Motion if you need to add additional seamless animation keyframes

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AYYY! not quite the answer I was looking for but it gave me a better understanding of where to look!

After looking at my vector graphics coordinates and the video motion coordinates while moving the text I realized:

I was trying to keyframe the movement of the actual text box NOT the text object itself!

Thanks Carlos! 🙂

[Carlos Ziade]

good that your issue was solved!!