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Categories of Library content in Motion

The Library navigation pane contains the following categories of content that you can add to your project:

Sidebar area in the Library

  • Behaviors: Sophisticated animation and simulation effects (Spin, Grow, Gravity, and so on) that you can apply to objects and images in your project. Some behaviors can be applied only to specific objects. For example, Text Animation and Text Sequence behaviors can be applied only to text objects. See Intro to applying behaviors in Motion.

  • Filters: Special effects used to modify the appearance of images, objects, and video clips in your project. You can apply filters to create artistic effects (blurs, glows, stylized looks), to perform image corrections (color balancing, sharpening), or to create complex compositing effects (green screen keying). Third-party FxPlug filters appear in the category to which they belong. Most filters can be applied to any layer (text, images, shapes, video footage, particles, and so on) in your project. See Intro to filters in Motion.

  • Generators: Computer-generated art such as checkerboards, noise patterns, color rays, and animated text objects that you can add to your projects. See Intro to using generators in Motion.

  • Particle Emitters: Animated swarms of small particles that let you add effects ranging from simulations of smoke, fire, and explosives to animated abstract textures. All premade particle systems can be customized after you add them to your project. See Intro to particles in Motion.

  • Replicators: Patterns of repeating elements used to create kaleidoscopic effects (static or animated) in your compositions. All premade replicators can be customized after you add them to your project. See Intro to replicators in Motion.

  • Shapes: Premade geometrical forms that you can use as visual elements or as image masks in your project. Each shape is a Bezier shape and can be customized using Motion’s shape-editing tools. See Intro to shapes, masks, and paint strokes in Motion.

  • 3D Objects: Premade 3D objects in the USDZ file format (a zero-compression, unencrypted zip archive of the Universal Scene Description format) that can be added to a 2D or 3D project. Some 3D objects are animated. See Intro to 3D objects in Motion.

  • Gradients: A selection of premade color spreads that can be applied to shapes, text, particles, and replicators in your project. See Gradient editor controls in Motion.

  • Fonts: A browser containing all the fonts available on your computer, organized into subcategories based on the categories defined in the Font Book application. Simply select a font, then apply it to text in your project. For more information about Font Book, see macOS Help (in the Finder, choose Help > macOS Help). For more information about using fonts in Motion, see Preview and apply fonts in Motion.

  • Text Styles: Thematic type styles (Antique, Fantasy, Grunge, and so on) that let you modify the look of 2D text and 3D text in your project. See Use preset text styles in Motion.

  • Shape Styles: Preset shape styles that add artistic line strokes (Abstract, Flora, and Liquid, for example) to shapes in your project. For example, dragging a shape style onto a shape instantly applies that style. See Intro to shapes, masks, and paint strokes in Motion.

  • Materials: Preset 3D text materials that give 3D text a natural and realistic appearance, as they respond to lighting, exhibit reflectiveness, and so on. All premade materials can be customized after you add them to your project. See Intro to 3D text surface materials in Motion.

  • Music: A browser for locating and importing files from your music library. The subcategories include the library and playlists created in Apple Music. The contents of each playlist appear in the Library stack. See Add music and photo files in Motion.

    Note: If your Mac’s operating system is macOS 10.14, the Music category in the Motion Library is labeled iTunes.

  • Photos: A browser for locating and importing image files from your selected photo library. The contents of each photo album or photo library appear in the Library stack. You can change the photo library shown here by choosing a different photo app in the General pane of Motion Preferences. See Add music and photo files in Motion.

  • Content: Graphical elements used in the templates and presets that ship with Motion. Use these images, text elements, patterns, and animations to create custom design elements, such as particles and replicators, which can be saved to the Library for later use.

  • Favorites: A place to save objects—built-in or custom-made in Motion—for future use, including cameras, layers, or groups. You can also place frequently used media files (such as PDF or TIFF files) into the Favorites category. Objects you place in the Favorites category are available to every project you create in Motion.

  • Favorites Menu: Objects you place in the Favorites Menu folder appear in the Favorites menu, for even faster access. When you choose an item from the Favorites menu, that item is placed into the selected layer and is positioned at the center of the canvas. Objects you put in the Favorites Menu are available to every project in Motion.

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