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Move Motion assets to another computer

You can copy Motion assets—project files, custom objects (such as particle emitters, filters, cameras, or text styles), templates, or project presets—to another Mac that has Motion installed.

Copy a Motion project file to another computer

To move a Motion project file to another computer, you must also move all media that the project uses, including all QuickTime, still image, and audio files. In addition, any third-party Motion plug-ins or nonstandard fonts used in the project must be installed on the new computer, or they’ll be unavailable to your project.

  1. In Motion, save the project file using the Collect Media option as described in Save a project and collect all project media into a folder.

  2. Copy the folder containing the saved project file and all media used in the project to another computer.

Note: If you save a project without using the Collect Media option, then move move that project to another computer, media can go offline (even if you’ve manually moved the media files). After you open the project, relink to the source media files. See Reconnect offline media files.

Copy a custom object to another computer

Each customized object (such as a particle emitter, filter, or generator) you drag to the Motion Library is saved as a separate file in the /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Library/ folder on your computer.

Once you copy custom objects to another computer that has Motion installed, you can access the objects from the Motion Library. For more information about saving custom objects, see Save custom objects to the Library.

  1. In the macOS Finder, open the /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Library/ folder.

    Note: If the Library folder is hidden in the Finder, press and hold the Option key, then choose Go > Library.

  2. Copy a custom saved object file (with a .molo filename extension) to the /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Library/ folder on another computer that has Motion installed.

    Although these saved custom objects appear in the macOS Finder with a .molo filename extension (“Motion Library object”), you can’t open them from the Finder.

Make sure that you also copy any imported graphics, images, or movie files used to create a custom material (such as a JPEG file used as the source for 3D text material). After you open the project on another computer, you may need to relink to the source media files. See Reconnect offline media in the Media Inspector.

Copy a Final Cut template or a composition template to another computer

When you save a Final Cut template, or publish a Motion project as a template, the project and all associated files are saved in your /Users/username/Movies/Motion Templates/ folder on your computer, organized by template type.

Once you copy templates to another computer that has Motion installed, you can access the templates from the Motion Project Browser.

  1. In the macOS Finder, open the /Users/username/Movies/Motion Templates/ folder, then navigate to the template category that matches the template type.

  2. Copy the template folder to the matching template category /Users/username/Movies/Motion Templates/ folder on another computer that has Motion installed.

If you’re using Motion-created templates in Final Cut Pro, see Intro to Final Cut Pro templates in Motion.

Copy a project preset to another computer

Each custom project preset you create (such as 4K Ultra HD with color processing set to Wide Gamut HDR) is saved as a separate file in your computer’s /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Presets/ folder. If you create custom presets that you rely on, you can move them to other computers that have Motion installed.

  1. In the macOS Finder, open your custom preset files to that computer’s /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Presets/ folder.

    Note: If the Library folder is hidden in the Finder, press and hold the Option key, then choose Go > Library.

  2. Copy a custom preset file (with a .preset filename extension) to that computer’s /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Motion/Presets/ folder.

See Create and modify project presets.

Tip: When you finish a project and want to archive it, it’s a good idea to archive the project file and all media, graphics, custom behaviors, and filters used in the project. Any custom fonts and third-party add-ons should also be gathered. If you need to restore the project for later revisions, you’ll have everything you need to get started quickly.

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