Shifter Pro for Premiere Pro
  • latop peterlatop peter
    Is it possible to make such a plug-in to set the ease of objects position move in premiere pro ?(for example, like FLOW of After Effect plug-in.)
  • Leyero ShLeyero Sh
    latop peter said:
    Is it possible to make such a plug-in to set the ease of objects position move in premiere pro ?(for example, like FLOW of After Effect plug-in.)
    Unfortunately no. 
    Premiere Pro API is rather limited and there's no way to get or add animation curves to keyframes. Hope they'll add this ability in the near future, fingers crossed!
  • Jim DahlJim Dahl
    What would be really helpful:

    1. If it could take a bunch of clips on the same track and starcase them.

    2. If you could set in and out points and have shifter starcase within those points.

    3. Use a math equation within the program so you can have an option to control the duration of each clip in the staircase rather than the total distance between the first and last clip.

    4. Have icons to represent the Easing options so it is easier to understand what the names mean.
  • Nick SchneiderNick Schneider
    Leyero:

    LOVE that you're designing extensions/plugins for Premiere. $64,000 question: does the API allow you to center the anchor point of text in Essential Graphics?

    Not being able to alt-shift-home in Premiere for that drives me bonkers.
  • Leyero ShLeyero Sh
    Jim Dahl said:
    What would be really helpful:

    1. If it could take a bunch of clips on the same track and starcase them.

    2. If you could set in and out points and have shifter starcase within those points.

    3. Use a math equation within the program so you can have an option to control the duration of each clip in the staircase rather than the total distance between the first and last clip.

    4. Have icons to represent the Easing options so it is easier to understand what the names mean.

    Hey, thanks for your suggestions!

    1. That sounds doable, but I think there will be a better way. Soon I'll be releasing another Premiere extension, that can add selected clips from project manager to the timeline on top of each other (instead of a usual way in a row), and then you'll be able to staircase them

    2. That's a great suggestion, I'll try to implement that!

    3. I thought about that, but it doesn't make sence if there's easing, though it's doable. Either way I find setting total easing duration convinient in most cases. I'll try to implement it in the future tho!

    4. I actually thought about doing that, but for some reason I didn't manage to create a dropdown list with images.Will try to do it in the future update!

    Cheers
  • Leyero ShLeyero Sh
    Nick Schneider said:
    Leyero:

    LOVE that you're designing extensions/plugins for Premiere. $64,000 question: does the API allow you to center the anchor point of text in Essential Graphics?

    Not being able to alt-shift-home in Premiere for that drives me bonkers.
    Greetings,

    It's definitely should be doable! Maybe I'll add this feature to "Transmitter"  

    Cheers
  • latop peterlatop peter
    Leyero Sh said:
    latop peter said:
    Is it possible to make such a plug-in to set the ease of objects position move in premiere pro ?(for example, like FLOW of After Effect plug-in.)
    Unfortunately no. 
    Premiere Pro API is rather limited and there's no way to get or add animation curves to keyframes. Hope they'll add this ability in the near future, fingers crossed!

    how about the convert the value of the animation ease curve to normal keyframes via plugin and paste it to the keyframe of each frame?
    It's like baking expressions into key frames in After Effect.

    If this works, a new plugin about doing automatic set ease in PR, which must be great!
  • Leyero ShLeyero Sh
    latop peter said:
    Leyero Sh said:
    latop peter said:
    Is it possible to make such a plug-in to set the ease of objects position move in premiere pro ?(for example, like FLOW of After Effect plug-in.)
    Unfortunately no. 
    Premiere Pro API is rather limited and there's no way to get or add animation curves to keyframes. Hope they'll add this ability in the near future, fingers crossed!

    how about the convert the value of the animation ease curve to normal keyframes via plugin and paste it to the keyframe of each frame?
    It's like baking expressions into key frames in After Effect.

    If this works, a new plugin about doing automatic set ease in PR, which must be great!
    That is actually a great idea, I'll sure try to create it!
  • latop peterlatop peter
    How great it would be if this plug-in could be made.
    If you make a new plug-in Through this way, maybe the setting like After Effect plug-in After Ease or Ease and Wizz ect,
    user can adjust the value of the slider Including bounce and elasticity,
    and bake keyframes by internal conversion in plug-in .
    then paste keyframes after baking to selected object in Premiere Pro timeline.

    You will probably be the first developer to make ease plug-in in Premiere Pro at Aescripts. :D
    Leyero Sh said:
    That is actually a great idea, I'll sure try to create it!

  • Christiaan ChristiaanChristiaan Christiaan
    Hello, I bought this because I also thought I was able to adjust the inpoint an outpoint of the clip. But I can only move the whole clip.
    Would that be a nice option for an updated version? This would be a great addition to the tool and make me even more happy.
  • Ready Ready
    I HAVE WANTED THIS FOR YEARS. Thank you for making this. This combined with Film Impact animators will basically mean I'll not need After Effects for 90% of the graphics work I do. Bless you. 
  • Ready Ready
    It desperately needs a RESET button though... bring me back to what I started at, or just align everything back to a box so I can start over properly. Basically needs everything Rift has — https://aescripts.com/rift/ — looking forward to updates! 
  • Ready Ready
    It also removes the transitions from half the clips when it shifts them... clearly a bug. No good. 
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