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How do you copy and paste TITLE effects? Is this possible?
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13 Jul 2014 19:44 #49813
by S.Clements
Hi,
Total newbie question....but....you make one title and set all of your glows, drop shadows, etc. You don't want to copy and paste the animation...just the styles....is this possible?
Total newbie question....but....you make one title and set all of your glows, drop shadows, etc. You don't want to copy and paste the animation...just the styles....is this possible?
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13 Jul 2014 20:29 - 13 Jul 2014 20:30 #49815
by Redifer
Replied by Redifer on topic How do you copy and paste TITLE effects? Is this possible?
I've never tried copy/paste attributes on titles so I don't know if that would work. But what I usually do if only the text will be different is to set up the first title how I like it with all of the effects and whatnot and then just copy/paste the entire title clip elsewhere and just change the text itself.
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13 Jul 2014 20:32 #49816
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Replied by S.Clements on topic How do you copy and paste TITLE effects? Is this possible?
Thanks, Redifer. Unfortunately, the problem with that approach is if you have already created animation on all your text and then want to change the style.
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13 Jul 2014 20:50 - 13 Jul 2014 20:52 #49817
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic How do you copy and paste TITLE effects? Is this possible?
You can save that text as a preset. At the top of the Text section in the Inspector for a title, look at that big print that says "Normal". Click on that, it is the text attribute preset menu.
- Save Format Attributes only saves what is in the Basic block of parameters.
- Save Style Attributes only saves everything else below the Basic block.
- Of course there's the option to save both.
Save the text attributes in one title, go to another, select the text you want to change, and apply that custom preset.
- Save Format Attributes only saves what is in the Basic block of parameters.
- Save Style Attributes only saves everything else below the Basic block.
- Of course there's the option to save both.
Save the text attributes in one title, go to another, select the text you want to change, and apply that custom preset.
Last edit: 13 Jul 2014 20:52 by BenB.
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