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Adjust layers in the Properties Inspector in Motion

You can adjust layer properties—spatial transforms, blending, drop shadows, and so on—using controls in the Properties Inspector. These controls often let you make the same adjustments afforded by the transform tools, but with more precision. Adjustments made in the canvas are simultaneously updated in the Inspector, and vice versa. The available controls vary depending on the type of layer you select in the Layers list or canvas.

Properties Inspector for a clip

Once you adjust or animate the properties of a layer, you can quickly apply those values to another layer.

When the Project object (located at the top of the Layers list) is selected, controls become available in the Properties Inspector that allow you to modify the project’s background color, aspect ratio, field rendering, motion blur, reflections, and other global settings. For more information on project properties, see Intro to project properties.

Open the Properties Inspector

In Motion, do one of the following:

  • Click Inspector in the top-left corner of the Motion window, then click Properties.

  • Choose Window > Inspector (or press F1), then click Properties.

    The Inspector opens. The preview area contains a visual preview of the selected layer and can show the multiple frames of moving footage. The Inspector preview area is similar to the Library preview area, but it has no Apply button.

    Inspector showing preview area

Collapse or expand the pane containing the Properties Inspector

In Motion, do one of the following:

  • Choose Window > Inspector (or press F1).

  • In the toolbar, click the Inspector button, then in the Inspector, click Properties.

Show or hide a group of controls in the Properties Inspector

In Motion, do one of the following:

  • Position the pointer over a row that contains a section name (Transform or Blending, for example), then click Show or Hide.

  • Double-click the empty space in a row that contains a section name.

    Inspector showing an open group of parameter controls and a closed group of parameter controls

Modify layer values in the Properties Inspector

  1. In the Layers list or canvas in Motion, select a layer.

  2. In the Properties Inspector, drag a slider or dial, choose an item from a pop-up menu, select a checkbox, drag a slider, or enter a new number in a value field.

Reset a layer value to its default state

  • In the Properties Inspector in Motion, click the Animation menu in a parameter row (the down arrow that appears when you move the pointer over the right side of the row), then choose Reset Parameter.

    Reset parameter in the Animation menu

Apply the values in the Properties Inspector to another layer

Once you adjust (or animate) the properties of a layer, you can quickly apply those values to another layer. The layers must share the same parameters for the values to apply.

  1. In the Layers list or canvas in Motion, select the layer with the properties you want to apply to another layer.

  2. From the Properties Inspector, drag a single parameter or parameter group to the other layer in the Layers list.

    The values are applied to the layer.

    Note: Parameters animated by behaviors can’t be dragged to a layer in the Layers list. To copy an animation created using a behavior, copy the behavior to the other layer (or convert the behavior to keyframes).

For more information on how to use the parameter controls, see Intro to using color controls. For a description of the controls in the Properties Inspector, see Properties Inspector controls.

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