Using the sliders often doesn't output the right number, especially if it's for a slider meant to pick between different options (say look 1, 2, or 3). It's fine if I manually enter the value, but people tend to want to use the sliders.

I'm already using Math.floor to get rid of decimals, but putting the slider between 2 and 3 still tends to not output the expected number (2 in this case).

I'd like be able to set a slider to snap to integers so that people are able to use the sliders without issue. That could be an option on the sliders in the After Effects EG panel, or a completely different kind of slider. There are still instances where I would want a decimal slider, so I'm not suggesting we remove that ability entirely.

Hi, I just wanted to report a bug that I am experiencing in the new Premiere Pro v13 update.

The fonts from our custom made essential graphics aren't carrying over from v12 to v13. We had to rollback to v12 get our fonts working. We even reinstalled our mogrt files to see if the fonts would work. Still no luck. May be an AE to Premiere thing. But just wanted to let you know we had no problems when doing it in v12, but couldn't get the fonts to work in v13.

What it was doing: It would take the 'Cinderblock' font that we were using and convert it to a basic font.

Thank you!

I started throwing some of the stock essential graphics animated titles on to an empty timeline in a existing project.

I did this just because the project happened to be open and I coincidentally saw a youtube video showcasing these new stock graphics as part of the Essential Graphics suite of features added to Premiere.

I'm very unfamiliar with the entire essential graphics workflow so I may have been naive but I just figured I'd filter by what was marked free and toss it all on a timeline and just watch it and see what it does. I didn't realise this might require Premiere to synchronise fonts with typekit, something I'd not previously heard of, but this process seemed to be streamlined. You just say 'synchronise' and it does. Then there was another obscure option 'get' which was different to synchronise, but whatever, it's all free right? Sure 'get' the fonts.

That opens your browser and takes you the typekit website where it begins a constant page refresh loop after you sign in where it tries and fails to show the fonts it thinks you need to get. This loop continues seeming indefinitely but maybe 1 out of a 100 times it actually manages to progress past the login landing page and show you a list of the fonts you supposed need for your new stock title.

They are all paid fonts.

Nothing wrong with that, but you NEED to mention this and not mark the essential graphic stock item as free. Worse still, this project, which was an actual real project that I'm trying to complete, now opens up a window telling me I'm missing fonts EVERY TIME I open it. Despite the fact that the timeline with the stock essential graphics has long since been deleted.

Currently the only decent set of graphics keyboard shortcuts available to use is the "Legacy Titler".

From create new title, default still, roll & crawl, font, specific font sizes, all the transform options for opacity, size, rotation ... and far more. Oh, wait, it gets worse ... go down to the Panels section, and you've got another what, 20 options? Nudge anything anywhere, geez, this is a pretty awesome list.

For the EGP and mogrts?

The very few basic things from the main application Graphics drop-down menu, add a new one, make it a master graphic, that sort of thing. No practical working items.

What about down in the Panels section, options for the EGP?

Three: "Essentials Graphics Panel Menu"; "Clear Selection"; and "Smart Quotes".

There isn't a single keyboard shortcut available that I can find for working with text or graphics for size, opacity, rotation, placement, nudging, bringing forward/pushing back, alignment, nothing ... zero zip nada. I've been patient, this was talked about when the EGP first came out, but not a single blasted thing has been done. I've had shall we say a number of people point out they were so much faster at creating their basic timeline graphics for lower thirds & such with the old Titler as they had set and worked with their keyboard shorts until they could just blast them out.

Not only am I trying to get better speed, I'm also trying to map this Tangent Elements panel to do more. I can quickly map keyboard shorts to it, but ... there's nothing worth trying in the new EGP panel. It's a total pain of mouse here, mouse there, slow and ... slower.

Could we please get at least the same set of controls the old Titler STILL has?

Use intuitive credit roll version not the very difficult one. I have been struggling with Premiere Pro for a while now and our team (amateurs) are tossing up between PP and I-Movie. I have been plugging for PP hoping for greater flexibility over time but it is so counterintuitive. For example, I looked up a PP instruction video with a great option for a "roll" button but my PP doesn't give it to me. I read somewhere that it is now legacy and they have replaced it with something much harder, much more annoying and frustrating. WHY?? I don't have time to ***** my head, I just want something simple and easy to learn and use.This is probably my last chance to make this work and it isn't going to happen tonight so I guess the team will move to I-movie - and it's free - and I will have to cancel my PP subscription ... sigh. There must be a lot of people out there like me.