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To unpublish a parameter in the Inspector
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In the image layer or effect object’s Inspector, do one of the following:
• Click the parameter’s Animation menu (the downward triangle that appears when you
place the pointer over the right side of the parameter row), then choose Unpublish.
• Control-click the parameter name, then choose Unpublish from the shortcut menu.
To unpublish a parameter in the Publishing pane
1 In the Layers list, click Project.
2 In the Project Inspector, click Publishing, then do one of the following:
• Click the Animation menu (the downward triangle that appears when you place the
pointer over the right side of the parameter row), then choose Unpublish from the
shortcut menu.
• Control-click the parameter name, then choose Unpublish from the shortcut menu.
Publishing Text Parameters
When you apply a Final Cut Title template or Final Cut Generator template containing
text to a clip in Final Cut Pro X, a default Text pane appears in the Final Cut Pro X Inspector.
The Final Cut Pro Text pane contains many of the same parameter controls as the Motion
Text Inspector (Font, Size, Alignment, and so on).
When a Final Cut Title or Final Cut Generator template contains published text parameters,
those parameters appear in a separate pane in the Final Cut Pro Inspector: the Title pane.
To modify advanced text parameters in Final Cut Pro, publish them before saving the
template in Motion.
For information on text parameters in the Format, Style, and Layout panes in the Motion
Inspector, see Creating and Editing Text.
You can also edit text in an applied Final Cut Pro template using onscreen controls in the
Final Cut Pro Viewer. Text in a generator, title, or effects template can be edited using
these onscreen text controls. If the text was saved in Motion in Paragraph layout (in the
Layout pane of the Text Inspector), the text appears with the rulers in the Final Cut Pro
Viewer when you double-click the text in the Viewer. If the text was saved in Motion with
Type selected from the Layout Method pop-up menu, the text appears on a single line
in the Final Cut Pro Viewer, with an onscreen transform tool.
For more information on working with text in Final Cut Pro X, see Final Cut Pro X Help.
549Chapter 11 Creating Templates for Final Cut Pro X