How to create Final Cut Pro Template in Apple Motion Tutorial

[@esn8009]

Thank you so much for the tutorial you shared, it's very useful. This new style with your picture included is fantastic. Please keep this style. Thanks!

[@MotionTime00]

Thanks! Okay, I will add my talking head videos in my future videos.

[@Futtrade]

you truely are genious

[@MotionTime00]

Thanks! Next time I'm gonna make a workflow tutorial on how to make a Intro/Opener in Final Cut/Motion

[@CD-PA]

Great! I would have found that a few years ago! Even think that for a template a would recommend to link things between them (reg string, LDZ, backg panel size with text, etc.) in case of resizing.

[@MotionTime00]

yes I agree, we can link them, especially in case of resizing. I was doing that before, but a friend of mine said it's better to publish the x & y parameters of the background separately, because there is a bug in Motion. I'm not sure if it is still the case with the recent version.

[@thedesignbro]

This is very, very useful and practical. Keep them coming!

[@MotionTime00]

Thanks for watching!

[@samcho8097]

Great video man. Thanks. What's the reason for constantly resetting parameter before turning them into a group?

[@MotionTime00]

Thank you for dropping by and asking, the reason for resetting the position parameter for the text is to make it look more polished. If you have downloaded some text templates you will notice that the text parameters is quite messy and does not look neat. It also became a habit of mine. I've been doing templates since I started learning Motion 😅

[@Higgfarm]

Lloyd, is that you?

[@MotionTime00]

Yep