Insert Mogrt From Library

Category: Pr Tracks & Clips

Inserts a Motion Graphics Template from an Adobe Library into a sequence. videoTrackIndex and audioTrackIndex are 0-based (0 = first track / V1 / A1). Use -1 to disable video or audio placement for MOGRT insertion. This block is for Adobe Library elements, not for Premiere's local Local Templates / My Templates area. Use this only for Adobe Library elements, not for Premiere's local Local Templates / My Templates area. If the user refers to Local Templates, first resolve the local .mogrt file path and then use prInsertMogrtFromPath instead. Track indices are 0-based (0 = first track / V1 / A1). Use audioTrackIndex = -1 for video-only templates and videoTrackIndex = -1 for audio-only templates. The same null-track fallback behavior as prInsertMogrtFromPath applies. If sequence is omitted, the block uses the active sequence when supported. Use onError to decide whether errors stop the script, continue, or return false when the block supports it. If storeResultIn is set, the block also writes a result variable back to your graph.

Inputs

Input	Required	Value Kind	Types	Enum Values
libraryName	yes	expression	string	—
elementName	yes	expression	string	—
sequence	no	expression	reference, string, null	—
timeSeconds	yes	expression	number	—
videoTrackIndex	no	expression	number	—
audioTrackIndex	no	expression	number	—
onError	no	expression	enum-string	STOP, CONTINUE, RETURN_FALSE
storeResultIn	no	variable-name	variable-name	—

Notes

• Inserts a Motion Graphics Template from an Adobe Library into a sequence.
• Use this only for Adobe Library elements, not for Premiere's local Local Templates / My Templates area.
• If the user refers to Local Templates, first resolve the local .mogrt file path and then use prInsertMogrtFromPath instead.
• Track indices are 0-based (0 = first track / V1 / A1).
• Use audioTrackIndex = -1 for video-only templates and videoTrackIndex = -1 for audio-only templates.
• The same null-track fallback behavior as prInsertMogrtFromPath applies.

See Also

• Premiere Reference Paths: Explains Premiere reference path strings for project items, sequences, tracks, timeline items, markers, components, and parameters.