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The Focus slider appears in the Published Parameters list, indicating which parameter
controls will appear in the Final Cut Pro Inspector.
4 Choose File > Save, then do the following:
a In the save dialog, enter a name for the template.
If you don’t specify a name, the template appears in the Final Cut Pro Effects Browser
as “New Template.”
b Choose a category from the Category pop-up menu.
You can also create a custom category. Categories appear in the Motion Project Browser
and the Final Cut Pro Effects Browser.
c If needed, choose a theme from the Theme pop-up menu.
You can also create themes. Themes appear in the Motion Project Browser and the
Final Cut Pro X Themes Browser. A theme is a metadata tag that helps categorize
templates. For more information on Motion Project Browser themes and categories,
see The Project Browser.
d If you don’t want a preview movie to appear in the Motion Project Browser, deselect
Save Preview Movie.
The template appears in the Final Cut Pro Effects Browser, ready for use. For information
on keyframing parameters in Final Cut Pro, see Final Cut Pro X Help.
e Click Publish.
Creating a Title for Final Cut Pro X
Use the Final Cut Title template to create a custom title for use in Final Cut Pro X.
For detailed information on the Project Browser, see The Project Browser. For information
on working with titles in Final Cut Pro, see Final Cut Pro Help.
To create a title template
1 In Motion, choose File > New From Project Browser (or press Command-Option-N).
The Project Browser appears.
527Chapter 11 Creating Templates for Final Cut Pro X