Adding Text Block/ Paragraph/ Bulletpoints without having to use a "Title"

[ahochken]

Hi, 

The only text option I've been able to find is the "Title" text block, it seems there's no other options beyond that. That's shockingly basic, so I feel like maybe I'm missing something?

I tried to research, but all my findings imply that even though it's been an ongoing complaint and shortcoming since the get-go ( https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/916423-premiere-rush/suggestions/35747449-add-text-text-box ), "Title" blocks are still the only text option (https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-rush-discussions/adding-text/m-p/12631682#M12275 )...? Having said that, I haven't actually found anywhere confirming that is the case, so just want to ask it clearly: 

1. Are "Title" blocks the only way of adding text to a video? 
2. If the answer above is yes, is there any talk to make updates in the foreseeable future (within the next 6 months)? 
3. If the answer above is no (please be the case!), then... how do I go about getting just a regular old, normal text box like you would in Premiere Pro or Adobe Acrobat? 

Sorry to have to put it so blunt- it would just honstly be really great to be able to have the option to indent, center things, and generally just do what you want from the start instead of having to find a template that's somewhat close to what we envision, and then try to undo it and experiment with tweaking it to see if you can make it into what you envisioned.  It seems like I'm not the only one who's asking for this.  

And if that's not going to happen at any point, better to know now before I wrestle with the program too much.  

[R Neil Haugen]

Um ... not sure what the problem is. Unless of course, you meant to post on the Rush forum ... this is the Premiere Pro forum. But I'll presume you mean to be "here".

In Premiere Pro, when you're in the Captions/Graphics workspace, and say hit T for the text tool, click in the screen of the Program monitor to set the location of the text, and type. Then the text line appears in the Essential Graphics panel (typically to the right).

With all the controls there in the EGP for position, including centering the type or centering type within a box (if you made a box by click/drag rather than simply clicked). Font, spacing, kerning, leading, stroke/s, shadow, all of that.

Neil

[ahochken]

Ahhh yes, this is a Rush question not a Premiere Pro question.  I'll see if I can change it to the intended forum. 

Thank you for the attempt, I gave it another try but does not translate to rush. 

[Ann Bens]

Moved to Rush forum.