Having the same problem described in previous posts marked "resolved." I set up the responsive design time in AE. Works as expected inside of another AE comp, but it doesn't expand inside of Premiere. Sometimes the exports fail (I get a 2.8kb file) and it serves me a "missing media" screen in PP. Usually, the content is just cut off when I expand the clip. "Reset Duration" appears to have no effect. Using PP 22.1.2 and AE 22.1.1. I'm running Windows 10 pro x64. Also tried on an M1 MBA, 2020.

I've cleared caches, moved caches, fully removed previous versions and tried re-importing, exported and imported using different machines, restarted software and machines, updated naming conventions and save folders, reapplied Intro and Outro markers and protected areas, tried the latest Beta releases...and probably more.

Sometimes it works. Often, it doesn't. Sometimes only some layers expand while other layers get cut off. Often I don't change anything, but restarting the software makes it work. It also seems that changing the 3D renderer has some effect as to what is saved, but it's not clear what that is because the results could be different on any given export. I have tried with both the C4D renderer and the classic-- same unstable results. Been dealing with this all month, but posting now because AE seems to have finally hit a wall with one morgrt that I can't get to expand in time. Even though it's virtually exactly the same as another one I've made, just a different size comp.

AE sometimes crashes when I try to export the mogrt (or it will give me a crash error message, yet continue to function), and when I import into PP I'll get an error saying I need to install AE (while it's currently installed and in-use). From doing some scouring here I know these are resurfacing issues, so any help is appreciated.

Would you please add back in the feature of legacy titler to allow the same effects to be placed on imported graphics as are used in text.
SCENARIO: I am creating a credit roll. I need to have a company logo in the credit roll. The logo has no drop shadow, and I need one to match the text. Now, I can add one in the "Effect Controls," but that applies it to everything. You cannot link it to one element.
In the old title tool, I could add the same "text effects" to imported graphics, thus making it a much more efficient process.

If you could add this to EGT, that would make my life much easier. I have switched all my other titles to the new EGT, but this still is a hurdle.

Thanks

You are planning to remove the old title tool, yet Essential Graphics still cannot properly do the same things. I am trying to create a proper credit roll. I am clicking and dragging the text box to create a "paragraph text box." However, when I try to paste all my text into that box, it pastes the first part. As I drag the bottom of the box to include all the text, with every expansion of the text box, the graphics panel becomes less and less responsive. Can this be fixed before you delete the old title tool. What would have taken me a few minutes in the old title tool has now taken me 20 minutes, plus this letter, to still not properly be able to do a long form credit roll. I'm begging you! PLEASE make EG as functional as the old title tool.

This is running on a 6-core Windows Intel box with 32GB RAM and an nVidia GTX1080

The Setting: I am a motion designer that has made a Mogrt template in After Effects for an Editor to use on long form content in Premiere. in AE, I animated an Intro and Outro for the template and created protected regions around the keyframes and the beginning and end of the comp. At first it was working as intended: when the Editor uses the template in Pr, he can lengthen and shorten the template as necessary without effecting the intro and outro animations.

The Problem: The Editor has found over time, when revisiting the project file, or even letting it sit open overnight and coming back to it in the morning, that the timing of the template has changed. The intro and outro animations change where they appear (randomly it seems). The duration of the template clip appears the same, but the timing within is off. It happens about 20-30% with the templates on his timeline.

Attempted fixes that failed: Clearing the memory cache, closing and restarting the program, restarting the computer, opening the file on another PC with an earlier version of Pr (13.1.2), dragging the template from Essential graphics panel onto the broken template on the timeline

Our Current Workaround: The Editor has recently discovered that if he nests the templates, they do not experience the problems templates on the main timelines have. We don't know for sure if this trend will hold, but it's been working for a few days now.

This problem happens randomly to some template clips, and to different degrees, so it is a huge problem for my Editor when he has to drag new templates to the timeline and re-enter new information every time this happens. And on long form content, it is incredibly time-consuming to keep checking on all the templates before rendering each time.

I've attached a ZIP that contains 2 samples of this problem occurring (labeled Bad), along with how they are supposed to look (labeled Correct) and images of the timeline for each clip. One is much more drastic than the other, but the problem occurs in both. The Editor has some text he created in Pr that dissolves in, which is supposed to happen after the intro transition. You can use it to see how off the timing of the Mogrt has become.

Specs -

Motion Designer:

PC, Windows 10, AE (16.1.2) Pr (13.1.2)

Editor:

PC, Windows 10, AE (16.1.2) Pr (13.1.4)