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Motion is the best way to build effects for Final Cut Pro projects, including titles, transitions, generators, filters, and more. Save any effect to make it immediately available in Final Cut Pro, where you can apply adjustments right in the video editor. And instantly jump back to Motion at any time for more advanced changes.

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Create Smart Motion Templates that include USDZ 3D objects and use them in Final Cut Pro. Publish any parameter to a template, or create rigs that let you control a group of parameters with a simple slider, pop-up menu, or checkbox. If you set up templates with multiple aspect ratios, Final Cut Pro automatically uses the correct layout based on your footage.

Motion boasts an enormous ecosystem of third-party plug-ins and templates that complement the power of the app. Download tools for enhanced tracking and 3D object creation, or choose from thousands of templates with gorgeous titles, transitions, and effects to use as is or customize to fit your project.

Control the timing and position of elements in your animation using intuitive keyframe tools. Use flexible curve interpolation for smooth parameter changes. Draw curves using a freehand tool, or move, stretch, and condense groups of keyframes using the Transform box.

Create natural-looking motion without the need for complex calculations using preset behaviors like Gravity, Throw, and Vortex. Use Text behaviors that animate letters, words, or lines across the screen. Or apply the Overshoot behavior to easily create spring-loaded animations. You can even combine behaviors for more advanced motion animations.

Create text using your favorite fonts and adjust its position, opacity, and rotation. Manipulate vector-based characters with pristine sharpness, and apply Text behaviors to add complex word and character animations easily. Motion is built on the CoreText engine, which ensures that glyphs, characters, and emoji render correctly every time.

Quickly animate text on or off the screen by choosing from more than 100 behaviors including Type On, Blur Out, and Text-on-a-Path, which sets your text in motion on a trajectory that angles, bends, or twists. You can also create unique animations by moving letters just where you want them.

Create an accurate chroma key in a single step with the easy drag-and-drop Keying filter. If the green- or blue-screen background in your footage is unevenly lit, you can use advanced controls, including an intuitive color wheel, to fine-tune adjustments. Plus, you can play back the results without needing to render.

Create 360 titles in 2D and 3D. View them in real time with a VR headset or use the Look Around view to pan across your project in the viewer. 360 titles resize automatically when you move them within your VR scene and can be keyframed to change their look and position over time. Save your work as a 360 Motion template to access it easily in Final Cut Pro.

I'm on a new, clean M2 Mac Mini Pro. I thought Motion would launch MUCH faster than on my ancient mid-2014 MBP, but I'm sitting and waiting forever while it putzes around looking at every plugin (non-technical generalization intended).

I use my plugins in FCPx. FCPx launches super quickly. I don't even need or use all these plugins in Motion, but unlike Logic, I can't simply bypass them in Motion (which shouldn't even be necessary).

I've read some input from Luis Sequeira1 on an older thread about this issue. The problem is common and, shockingly, still exists on silicon. I shouldn't have to delete Chrome from my system. Further, if FCPx doesn't struggle when launching with my plugins, Motion shouldn't.

It would be good for there to be some kind of detection - like on launch '3rd party plugin XYZ is not responsive' so that we can isolate and remove. That would go a long way to take the uncertainty out of it.

Finder - movies - motion templates - you will find all the effects, titles, transitions and generator folders here. Put them in a different location. But - note that if you have these in use in any FCP project - they will be missing now. Any plugin that uses an installer that runs the hosted fxplug tools - contact the developer on how to uninstall.

What doesn't make sense is that FCPx doesn't get hung launching or creating a new library, asset or project. While I don't doubt that PFS is potentially a culprit here, I have multiple plugins that I still use from PFS in FCPx (which is why I don't disable it altogether) with no problem at all. There must be other 3rd party plugins with similar issues.

As far as I know, Motion and FCP are not using the same process. It is not as if FCP is faster than Motion to do the same thing. Motion is the motion graphic engine of FCP - (others here can give a more exact explanation of that) - and Motion needs to know what FCP is running so that it can access anything installed template - this is the difference. FCP doesn't need to load anything until it is required to - at the time there is a template to be run - then FCP will process that case by case. Motion needs to load and process everything on start up.

In FCP you will see the lag in a different situation - when you add an unoptimised template to the project - then you will surely see the 'loading XYZ' prompt for excessive durations before it runs - or, beachballs FCP outright.

Clearly, Motion is going through every single graphics file inside of these monstrous packages. This takes the Motion launch from 6.8 seconds to the "not responding" for minutes - I'm pretty sure as much as 10+ over the past few years.

It's a bit of an obvious & ridiculous work-around (essentially what I did when testing before my last post). Basically, move plug-ins out when you need motion and back when you need FCPx. Seriously? 'Cause NOOOOBODY would have both running at the same time.?

I thought that Apple Motion was simply crashing on the load of a faulty plug-in. The inability to open started when I had an Intel iMac Pro, but continues with my M1 Studio Ultra. I would launch Motion and then the Force Quit panel would show that it was not responding. I would still wait a bit longer before force-quitting Motion.

Well, today, I accidentally let it try to launch for about ten minutes. When I came back to my computer, Motion had launched! Apparently, it had NOT been crashing but instead SOME plug-in was slowing the launch WAY DOWN. Way WAY down!

Before discovering it was just a massive loading slow-down, I went through the process of eliminating (in steps) ALL plug-ins to find the culprit. But, no joy. Yes, ALL plugins were absent at some point with no change in boot time.

Remember back for a few years and you might recall seeing an app load while listing what step it was on. I mean, steps were changing at a blur of high speed. In my bucket of wishes, I wish Motion would list the plug-in it is loading. Just watching plug-in names flashing by and then seeing one plug-in that stalls the loading will tell you which plug-in is the culprit.

@Donsmith - You may want to take a look at some of the earlier posts. I specifically explained what I'm seeing in October. It sounds like you may be experiencing a similar effect with a different cause.

I have the same problem running a Mac Studio with an M1 Ultra. As I purchased more plug-ins from Pixel, the Motion performance got worse while FCP has been fine. I was also running Clean My Mac X and spent all day removing it and its components due to a lot of advice here saying it can be the problem and is problem software regardless. However, removing didn't seem to do much for the Motion launch, maybe just a little quicker.

June 2024 I came upon this after beginning to look into Motion. M1 Studio Max with 64GB RAM was taking 30 or more seconds to launch Motion. I removed all my Pixel Film Studio plugins ( I can live without them) and bingo. Instantaneous launch.

Motion is a software application produced by Apple Inc. for their macOS operating system. It is used to create and edit motion graphics, titling for video production and film production, and 2D and 3D compositing for visual effects.

In January 2006 Apple stopped selling Motion as a stand-alone product. Introduced at NAB in Las Vegas on April 15, 2007, Motion 3 was included as part of the Final Cut Studio 2 suite.Features introduced in Motion 3:[4]

Features of Motion include the ability to create custom particle effects (as well as using pre-built ones) and to add filters, effects and animations in real time. Motion has the ability to address up to 32 GB of RAM and GPU acceleration at 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit float color depths. Motion 2 can also integrate with a MIDI keyboard, so that parameters can be controlled by keys or faders; this opens up the possibility of real time parameter input into Motion. In addition Motion 3 now allows for complete 2D and 3D compositing in a multiplane environment.

As well as supporting traditional keyframe animation, Motion introduced a system of pre-set 'behaviors' which can be combined to create realistic animations. For instance, the 'throw' behaviour will move an object across the screen. Combined with the 'gravity' behavior, it will simulate a realistic arc of motion. The effects can be tweaked utilizing various parameters, varying the strength of the bounces, the amount of gravity to apply and so on.

This is very different from traditional animation software, which requires the use of keyframes to determine the position of an object at any given time. Such software then automatically creates motion to fill the spaces between the keyframes. This makes it easy to know exactly where objects are on the screen at any given time, but it is considerably more difficult to create realistic animations that build up on different, conflicting forces.

In Version 2 a new 'replicator' function was introduced, which allows an object to be replicated to create a repeating pattern of a specified size and shape. With this tool, it is possible to create animations in which the elements of a replicated pattern move in sequence.