Pro3rd Displace

Description

Professional Lower Thirds with Pro3rd: Displace in FCPX

 

Self-Animating Presets

Pro3rd: Displace features 30 pre-animated lower third designs.  Choose from a variety of design styles that include both left aligned and right aligned options for each preset.  Pro3rd allows FCPX users to drag each preset into the FCPX timeline, stylize the text, and recreate with easy to use on-screen controls.

 

On-Screen Controls

Pro3rd: Displace features well organized on-screen controls that allow Final Cut Pro X users to modify presets efficiently and effectively.  Select the title layer on the desired preset to reveal on-screen controls in FCPX.  Scale, rotate, and position Pro3rd presets quickly and effectively, without affecting text resolution or animation style.

Stylized Lower Thirds

Pro3rd: Displace features lower thirds with depth enhancing elements and animations.  Each preset has aligned left and aligned right options for design, giving Final Cut Pro X users added flexibility of creativity.  With quick and efficient customization slider controls, each preset can be modified according to personal preference.

 

Final Cut Pro X Exclusive

Pro3rd: Displace is completely customizable in Final Cut Pro X.  Found at the top right of the FCPX screen is a list of customizable parameters in the inspector window.  Control color, text, and length easily with just a few clicks of the mouse!  Utilize Edit Mode to isolate the most important parts of Pro3rd: Displace.

Final Cut Pro X – Apple
Final Cut Pro Plugins

Professional Lower Thirds with Pro3rd: Displace in FCPX

Self-Animating Presets

Pro3rd: Displace features 30 pre-animated lower third designs.  Choose from a variety of design styles that include both left aligned and right aligned options for each preset.  Pro3rd allows FCPX users to drag each preset into the FCPX timeline, stylize the text, and recreate with easy to use on-screen controls.

On-Screen Controls

Pro3rd: Displace features well organized on-screen controls that allow Final Cut Pro X users to modify presets efficiently and effectively.  Select the title layer on the desired preset to reveal on-screen controls in FCPX.  Scale, rotate, and position Pro3rd presets quickly and effectively, without affecting text resolution or animation style.

Stylized Lower Thirds

Pro3rd: Displace features lower thirds with depth enhancing elements and animations.  Each preset has aligned left and aligned right options for design, giving Final Cut Pro X users added flexibility of creativity.  With quick and efficient customization slider controls, each preset can be modified according to personal preference.

Final Cut Pro X Exclusive

Pro3rd: Displace is completely customizable in Final Cut Pro X.  Found at the top right of the FCPX screen is a list of customizable parameters in the inspector window.  Control color, text, and length easily with just a few clicks of the mouse!  Utilize Edit Mode to isolate the most important parts of Pro3rd: Displace.

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Additional information

Frequently Asked Questions

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Why can't edit the text?

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This is happening because edit mode is not turned on. Simply locate and check on the edit mode button. Make sure to uncheck it before rendering / exporting. A tutorial on this is available below.

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How do I re-time this plugin?

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To retime the intro and outro, you have to turn the title layer into a compound clip then retime the section desired. below is a video on how to do that.

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Where do I find this Plugin Inside FCPX? 

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How do I apply this plugin?

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Minimum Requirements

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Component:                                   Requirement:

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Final Cut Pro:                                   10.4

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macOS:                                            10.13

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Graphics Card:                                 2 GB

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Ram:                                                 8 GB

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Example Requirements Below

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Plugin Running Slow? Follow These Steps

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Troubleshooting

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