Extending/Enlarging Text Bounding-box/Canvas?

Extending/Enlarging Text Bounding-box/Canvas?

Hi All, I'm an infrequent Premiere user as an in-house creative position, I'm basically filling in for a lack of an in-house videographer and agency we recently canned.

I have a simple question that I've figured out in the past, but it's been TOO LONG since I've edited something to figure out again, I've looked for answers for the past 24 hours but cannot express it as the results I'm getting via google/youtube/ChatG aren't producing what I'm looking for :(

  • I'm simply(?) trying to figure out how to increase the bounding box/canvas(?) when editing some animated lower-thirds text.
  • That would be area of the inner-black box. This is so I can create longer phrases without changing font-sizes/scaling the text, that way I can stack some lower-thirds and have them look uniform, type-wise.

Any help? Thank you!

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u/AdRude5518 — 1 day ago

Help asap! Resize to screen no longer working?

Starting a game soon, and my method of using a rectangular drawn border, setting my maps down, (resizing the maps), and then clicking the rectangle to "resize to screen" is no longer working.

Specifically, the "resize to screen" just does nothing when I click it. This becomes an issue I'm mirroring to a monitor and playing live in person w/ minis, and when I change scenes, owlbear doesn't keep my dimensions correct all the time, "resize to screen" let's me always readjust to that drawn rectangle. Any Help!??? Starting game in a hour or so :(

*Note, no clue if I'm on OWR 1.0 or 2.0, pretty sure it's 1.0 as it looks the same as the past couple of years..sry.

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u/AdRude5518 — 4 days ago

Out spigot help

Can I do maintenance on this style of spigot? I can’t seem to get (what I thought was the bonnet?) undone to replace the inner gasket.

A) it’s hard to hold the base while trying to turn the nut. I already scratched the dang siding a tad, and I can tell the whole pipe wants to turn with it.

B) I’m fairly strong and have a decent grip, but I cannot get that thing to budge. I tried briefly hitting it with a torch to see if I could loosen it or remove any gunk holding it in place but it either didn’t work, or I didn’t do it long enough. I’ve never had to torch anything to remove it, have only had some car guys tell me about it as a technique for rusted on stuff.

C) Can I cut it from the inside and sweat in a new replacement? To access it, I’d have to remove my dryer venting and it’s in the top corner of my basement. It’s not very accessible and I’ve not sweat in much before, it’s not my strong suit, so it’ll be my last resort.

u/AdRude5518 — 2 months ago

Need Help! Elementor VS. Bricks Builder?

My company's IT team has a younger and more approachable web designer who has joined us and he has bit more wordpress experience and a fresh attitude that is nice to see.

IT team approached me (graphics/front-end design) with the idea of using Bricksbuilder and migrating away from Elementor. They mentioned Elementor runs bloated and we have way too many plug-ins running. Our google page speed tests have really tanked, and our mobile speeds aren't great. I asked a local SEO freelancer that we also work with about Elementor, and he had various clients who basically mentioned the same thing in the past few years.

Our current site has SO many plug-ins as we've utilized a plug-in for every scenario under the sun it seems like.

TLDR; I'm looking for anyone with experience of using Bricks builder for a mobile-first eCom website, (Currently using elementor/woocom, and we're responsive, but not built out mobile-first.)

Specifically, I'm looking for;

  • Ease of use for mobile-first page design
  • Backend interface use as a designer
  • Does it seems plugin heavy/reliant?
  • Any issues utilizing woocom within it?
  • Any onboarding issues overall?
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u/AdRude5518 — 3 months ago

2009 Ford Focus, 36K Miles?

Hello - I'm thinking of purchasing an older Ford Focus SEL with only 36K miles on it from a family member's in-laws... It is a holy grail vehicle, previously a grandma's vehicle, always garaged, low miles... and was a grocery store getter basically, with some highway miles to their up north cabin.

It seems like a no brainer to pick it up as it's in near new condition. My coworker was recommending I have it inspected to look for worn rubber parts or anything corroded if I decide to counter-offer.

They want around $6700, which he claims is KBB, and I may offer $6K.

It's very clean, inside and out, it test drove fine, but I didn't do any extreme turning or breaking tests, (just general residential and highway drive testing) as I had a family member driving with me. I also did not get a chance to look underneath too much just yet.

Anything else to look for in particular or ask for in an inspection?

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u/AdRude5518 — 3 months ago

Hi all - home owner here; I had a garage 'crock-pot' drain backup during a massive flood. This water came into a lower bedroom which had vintage rubber-backed peel and stick carpet squares.

I guess the previous owner just painted the whole room and floor with the same paint as the damn walls, as I now have this disqusting baby blue, stained peeling smelly painted concrete floor after I removed the carpet squares.

I'm wondering what the right tool for this job might be as I've narrowed it down to a concrete grinder, which isn't a cheap rental, but not sure if it'll be overkill as my assessor said they're messy as heck.

This was sticking to the back of the carpet squares like in wet sticky sheets in some areas, so I'm thinking it's Latex paint perhaps which also seem to gum up sanders or discs... so again looking for some advice!

Room size is 10 x 10ft. or so in size.

TLDR; crappy (latex?) painted concrete floor post water damage, need to know right tool to clean so I can refinish. Leaning towards concrete grinder, but hoping for more some solid advice or recommendations.

u/AdRude5518 — 4 months ago