MOGRT Not installing in Rush

[Andrew23181998d50a]

Hi there guys,

I've made a new MOGRT in PP 22.2 (Latest version at the time of writing this). I exported the file to my library, it's there but it wouldn't appear in my Rush files.

From there I saved the MOGRT to my harddrive and then tried to install it manually. I then get this generic error message: We could not save this graphic to your library.

I know AF MOGRT don't work in Rush, but I thought PP ones did. Am I doing something wrong or has support for custom MOGRT files been removed again?

[Kartika Rawat · Accepted solution]

Hi Andrew23181998d50a!

Sorry about the trouble. We've seen similar reports from other users as well. The workaround as of now shared by engineers is to create mogrts in Premiere Pro v 15.4.3

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks,

Kartika

[solutionboy]

The issue you then have is that Premiere is exteremly limited in what you can do with animating your text & graphics, There's not even any option for keyframe easing on any of the text or graphic layers, for example

[Chamina22457758rgfz]

Hi guys, how do you currently solve the issue? I already contacted customer care because the older versions that seem to work with MOGRT on rush are not available for download anymore. In another thread, I was recommended to use this website to download older versions https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-direct-download-links.html Version of 2015 is not available though. 

Is there any other way to make MOGRT files that work with rush? I only want to add a custom text, can't be so hard really, can it? 😄 

[Kevin-Monahan]

Sorry Chamina, there is not. You need to have 15.4 installed in order to create such .mogrts for Rush. Only the current version and the previous versions are available for download.

I found it's a good idea to keep legacy versions of key applications installed for such reasons. I understand your frustation, as I am also an editor that uses Rush and creates mogrts in Premiere Pro.

You can create custom text in Photoshop and import it. Could that work? Let us know.

Thanks,
Kevin