I'm writing to request editing multiple identical MOGRTs at once from the Properties panel.   Why? There are many cases where I have multiple copies of a MOGRT in my sequence, and need to update colors, effects, fonts, etc. for all of them. Currently we have to do this one at a time for each MOGRT. When there are 3, 4, or dozens of copies of a single MOGRT this is extremely time consuming.   How will the idea help your workflow?  When I have multiple copies of a single MOGRT in my timeline, I would like to select all MOGRTs and edit their MOGRT properties (sliders, color controls, etc.) at once in Properties panel.   Properties panel already recognizes "Multiple clips selected" and allows editing Transform & Crop at once. Please add the MOGRT properties.   Limitations If the user selects multiple MOGRTs which are not the same, I understand not showing MOGRT props. But when they are all identical, we should be able to edit them all at once.     ... View more

Text style expressions are fantastic! But chaining many methods together is verbose.   Idea: Similar to getStyleAt(), I would like a setStyleAt() method.  I want to create a style that contains a bunch of methods, and apply that style to a range.   This method should apply a predefined Text Style object to a specified range and optional time. Parameters: Text Style object, index, time   text.sourceText.setStyleAt(style, 0, 0)     How will the idea help your workflow?  I find myself chaining many style methods together and needing to individually apply all methods to the same ranges. This creates many lines of code for 1 "look". Example:   text.sourceText.style .setFillColor(effect("Color Control")("Color"), startIndex, numChars) .setFont("Impact", startIndex, numChars) .setTracking(5, startIndex, numChars) .setAllCaps(true, startIndex, numChars)     Benefits of Feature: If setStyleAt() method takes in a style object as a param, we can create multiple text layers with unique styles and pass each style into the method. In this way, you can create a "mixed" text style with varied ranges (ex. collage-style text). Use createStyle() to hold style attributes, and then apply all attributes to a range with setStyleAt() This allows you to define a style & reuse it, perfect for templates   Enlist support! Vote on this fix~! ... View more

Issue: setJustification() is broken if it is set after setText().   Solution: Allow setJustification() to control paragraph alignment, irrespective of setText().   Adobe After Effects version number 25.xx   Operating system Mac/Win   Steps to reproduce This expression controls the Justification from a Dropdown Menu control and ignores the layer's Properties > Paragraph settings.     var myString = "myText" + "\r" + "on a new line"; var menu = effect("Dropdown Menu Control")(1); var myArray = ["alignLeft", "alignCenter", "alignRight"]; text.sourceText.style .setText(myString) .setJustification(myArray[menu - 1])       If you reverse the order of the final 2 lines, the Justification does not update from the Dropdown Menu but can still be controlled from the layer's Properties > Paragraph tab.   var myString = "myText" + "\r" + "on a new line"; var menu = effect("Dropdown Menu Control")(1); var myArray = ["alignLeft", "alignCenter", "alignRight"]; text.sourceText.style .setJustification(myArray[menu - 1]) .setText(myString)     Expected result The order of these text style methods should not matter, because they are affecting 2 different properties (i.e. text string contents & paragraph alignment). If setJustification() is being used, it should be the sole control of the justification. You should not be able to override setJustification() from the layer's Properties > Paragraph tab.   Actual result Described above, the justification is ignored.   How will the idea help your workflow?  It is common to combine both setText() and setJustification() in AE templates. Users are unlikely to stumble upon the correct order of operations organically, and would expect setJustification() method is broken.   Fixing this bug should not break older workflows and simply allows more flexiblity & ease of use moving forward.   Enlist support! Vote on this fix~! ... View more

Can't use Enhance Speech with Team Projects.    The sequence becomes locked to (View Only) because Enhance Speech begins processing and counts as a user. Once it it finished processing, Team Projects thinks that a real user made some change and locks users out of it. Bricks a sequence. Awesome.     ... View more

Please change render order of Intrinsic Crop. It should operate the same as putting the "Crop" effect on as the first effect on a clip. Here is what the render order should be. Intrinsic Crop > Other Effects > Motion    Why? Crop is normally the first effect applied. Other graphic adjustments are then made: transforms, blurs, glows, shadows, rounded corners, etc.   Anytime I want to add other effects, Intrinsic Crop becomes useless (Nesting the clip as a workaround sucks).   As it stands, 90% of the time I start with Intrinsic Crop and then have to switch to the Crop effect and redo the crop.   Main Example Crop > Transform is one of the most common effect stacks. Transform effect allows Motion Blur (Motion > Position does not) Try using Intrinsic Crop and then using a Transform effect. Currently, the entire effect stack renders and then the Intrinsic Crop is applied. In other words, the image moves INSIDE the crop.   This same argument applies for Drop Shadows, Glows, Rounded Corners, etc.   Upvote if you agree ... View more

Please add keyboard modifiers for Intrinsic Crop in the Program Monitor via direct manipulation. These should work even if user is in the "Transform" mode.   Mac: Hold ⌘ or ⌥ and click and drag an edge to freely crop the selected clip Add Shift to constrain proportions   Win: Hold Ctrl or Alt and click and drag an edge to freely crop the selected clip Add Shift to constrain proportions ... View more