Final Cut keyframes from a motion title

Thank you for posting the video, and the template.

As fox_m said, you cannot publish keyframed parameters.

Heed fox_m's advice, and give those published parameters more descriptive names.

You have to decide what it is that you want baked in in Motion, and what you want to publish in order to be able to adjust in FCP.

As a quick test, I removed all the keyframes set in Motion, and resaved the template. Then all the keyframes set in FCP do work.

I'm not exactly sure what you want to be able to do in Final Cut with your template, but — you cannot publish keyframed parameters. They will not work in Final Cut.

It seems you want to have a basic animation "on first drop" and the ability to alter how that animation behaves or appears once you're in Final Cut.

There are methods to make that happen, but you should have a plan for how to go forward.

As a point of template design, you really should not have 3 parameters published with the same label or name. Which "front up" is which? You might know as you're working on the project, but it gets really hard to remember which is which as time goes on.

I am not sure if I understand the situation correctly, but it seems that you are saying that you have a parameter controlled by rig and are applying keyframes to it. That would not work, as there would be a conflict as to what prevails: the rig or ghe keyframe. It actually does not even make sense to publish a parameter if it is controlled by a rig.

Or maybe the rig and parameter are not related and you are just not seeing the results you were expecting. I suppose you mean the bottom right X parameter, for example. Can you tell us what exactly this parameter correspond to in the Motion title?

Better yet, you are willing to share it, I would like to see the actual Motion template.

You could send it to yourself using wetransfer and post a link here. The will probably be removed but we still get it in the e-mail.