All available customization options are below the spreadsheet data in Figure 7 (below).įigure 7. Step 4: Customize the Rest of the TemplateĪs mentioned earlier, the MOGRT designer chooses which aspects of the design you can modify in the Edit tab of the Essential Graphics panel.
When using the original CSV file from the template (after opening the template in After Effects), I was able to map data correctly in every template except for one. At first, I tried creating CSV files by carefully mimicking the data structure in the Edit Spreadsheet Data window, but that proved time-consuming and generally ineffective. If it’s not, you can’t map the data and Premiere Pro simply won’t recognize it. The need to map is obvious and mapping is straightforward, but only if your CSV file is formatted correctly. In the middle, the Pie Data didn’t automatically map to the Pie Data, so I had to manually map the two by clicking the drop-down list and choosing Pie Data. On the top left, Data Label is mapped to Data Label, with Pie Color mapped to Pie Color on the right.
You see this mapping on the top left of Figure 6. When you drag a CSV file into the spreadsheet area in the Essential Graphics panel, the Spreadsheet Data window opens, and you may have to map the data in the spreadsheet to the data in the template. To fully explore the feature set, I created the spreadsheet shown on the bottom left in Figure 5. Mapping the data in the CSV to the data in the template
Working with the data in the MOGRTįigure 6. If you don’t want to create a spreadsheet, you can simply change the numbers and descriptors in this panel.įigure 5. The Spreadsheet Data window is shown on the upper left of Figure 5 (below) and also in Figure 6 (below Figure 5). On top is a box where you can either drag a CSV file or click the Edit Spreadsheet Data button to edit the data directly in Premiere Pro. Click the template on the timeline and then the Edit tab in the Essential Graphics panel to access the configuration controls.
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