Changelog

v1.2.13

New tools

• Ease. Reads the animated properties of a clip, draws them as Value and Speed graphs, and writes the edited curve back to the timeline.
  • Three curve types: Bezier, Overshoot and Bounce, each with its own sliders.
  • A preset shelf (Basics, Overshoot, Elastic, Bounce) and your own saved curves.
  • A ruler to move the keyframes and change the duration of the animation.
  • Loop: Cycle, Ping-pong, Offset and Continue, on one property or on the whole clip.
  • Invert, and a clean up that keeps only the keyframes where the movement changes.
  • Linked audio: Volume, Channel Volume, Panner and audio effects.
• Move to adjustment layer. Moves the effects of one or several clips to adjustment layers above them, with the clip's duration, name and label color. An animated Motion becomes a Transform on the layer.
• Move Motion to Transform. Moves the Motion animation of a clip to a Transform effect on the same clip. The image does not change.
• Import preset packs. Reads a Premiere .prfpset file, rebuilds its folders in the library, and lets you set each preset as a transition or as an adjustment layer before importing.

Improvements

• Panel redesigned, with a fixed bar and a responsive layout
• Fire on several clips
• Random fire on folders
• SFX preview in the panel
• Undo the last fire
• Aim: Transform + AL destination

New shortcuts

• Alt / Option + click: switch the target
• Shift + click: fire from the playhead
• Shift + Alt / Option + click: both

Also

• Bug fixes
• Compatibility across Premiere versions

v1.1.2

• The panel comes back with your workspace when Premiere starts.
• Your settings (adjustment layer name, library folder) survive updates and reinstalls.
• Bake easing: animations are saved with their curves, not as straight ramps.
• Keyframes from start: an option to begin the animation at the layer's first frame.
• Fire as transition: an adjustment layer across the cut, with the animation's turn on the edit.
• Effects stack: firing a second preset no longer replaces the first one's Transform.
• Much faster with large libraries.
• Fixes: drag to reorder with collapsed folders, edit card switches, transition placement.

v1.0.4

First release. Adobe Premiere Pro 26.2 or newer, macOS and Windows.

• Save clips, nested sequences, graphics, audio, and effects as bullets, and fire them into the timeline.
• Project and Global libraries. The Global library is portable across projects and machines.
• Folders group bullets under a shared color and starting track, with subfolders.
• Aim: set a clip's anchor point by clicking a preview, a 3×3 anchor grid, and shape measurement for graphics.
• Premiere's label colors on every bullet.