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That's a first for me. Glad to hear that you found this useful.

@ShadowMakerSdR I have built a DRFX installation script for Davinci Resolve 19.1. I'll post the download path here tomorrow.

@@OraGoog I am not sure what the benefit of that is. Then people will use my setting file through your download. That means they will not visit my ko-fi page. Or am I misunderstanding you?

@ShadowMakerSdR This file support a automatically installation of your .setting file into fusion/particles directory. Do you have a little picture for a thumbnail (.PNG)?

@@OraGoog I understand what it does. I'm just saying that you are not allowed to do this. The settings file is my creation, that I share with other people for their own use. It's not meant for other people to pass it on to others. I am truly flattered that you enjoy the preset, but you can not redistribute it yourself.

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@@intuitivefilmanalysis what part of the workflow isn't working for you? I get really solid results with it. If you can elaborate, maybe I can improve on it.

Also, there is already an updated version available (see the next Fuseday video) which already works a lot better.

@@ShadowMakerSdR the workflow is working, I'd just hope there was a more user-friendly workflow. Since we got all these tracking data, it should be possible to make a 3d mapping of the area and then being able to place the object wherever we'd like, with just a simple transform. Your Workflow is definitely not bad, and I'm very thankful for that video! For putting multiple objects into a scene, it would be nice to have something "more visually appealing", like placing objects in a video game. (I also wonder how well it works to place objects like a spaceship in the air far away)

@@OhanaFilms can you explain what you mean by pain? Maybe you can offer some tips on how to improve my macro.

@@ShadowMakerSdR It needs to work exactly like Premiere. In Premiere I can, with one click, turn on guides and then easily drag/move those guides as needed. Resolve requires me to go into a menu, search for an effect, add that effect to my clip and then play around with several adjustments to get their grid to line up properly. Finally I then have to remove the effect from my clip. It's shockingly awkward and needlessly time consuming. We use guides constantly on every edit. We use them to align horizons, align to architectural elements and create "dead" zones for certain social media applications. As a new user switching from Premiere this is the first major problem I have found. It would be SO EASY to fix too.

@@ShadowMakerSdR P.S. This is not a criticism of your macro, I am saying this is a feature that should be available already in Resolve.

Hi Ted, great to hear you like what I created. You're definitely right though, what you describe shouldn't be happening. if you press F1 with the macro selected it will bring you to the help page over at WSL. You can put your feedback in there, so I can trace it better than through RUclips comments. Or you can just send me an e-mail through Gumroad or directly. I think I have a version in progress that might fix your problem. It isn't final yet, so that's why I didn't update the current version. Just get in touch and I will try to sort you out.

Can you be a bit more specific? This tutorial is almost 8 years old, maybe something has changed. What steps did you take to change which polygon? By default the line color of polygons is red in the interface, so where do you see white splines

@@ShadowMakerSdR he meant the color that it is in the video when you watch it not in the fusion page

Glad it was of use to you. Maybe I should redo it with the new UI and to please the algorythm with new content 🙂

Thank you. Feel free to spread the word!

Same 😅

There are - as usual in Fusion - many ways to do this. I don't remember if the duplicate node was already in Fusion 9. But you could have a background with a rectangle mask and then use a transform tool set to wrap to scale it down to make a grid for example.

@@ShadowMakerSdR Thanks for your answer. Well, I was referring to a dynamic grid, which asks for so many columns and so many lines (like the generator they released for DR15).

@@EditorPerezoso Well, you can use my macro just for grids as well. 🙂

It's a macro. I don't know enough about coding yet to do this as a macro. But thankfully Fusion's macros can be quite powerful.

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Thanks. If you like this video, be sure to watch Fuseday 5 - this has a much improved version of this macro. Well worth your time!

I'm glad to hear you like it. I hope the tool will prove to be useful to you!

I am not an expert on this, so I am not sure. I can see on my computer that if you add more tabs, they just get squeezed together more. There doesn't seem to be a way to add more, while keeping a fixed width and scrolling through them. Personally I would just make a couple of 'pages' with 3 columns and switch between those. I have 5 columns on my 1920x1080 screen and that works for me. Depending on your screensize and resolution I can imagine you'd want to stop at 3 columns.

If you install it in the right directory, it's available in the Edit page. That's one of the reasons I wanted to make it like this.

@@ShadowMakerSdR thank you so much can you help me more just want to ask few questions

@@TheInteGratedStudio Sure. Ask away. If you can, combine your questions, so I can see all of them at once.

I don't know either. I would ask it over there. I was going to say because of the 1000s of downloads the macro is getting, but since the video is still at less than a 100 views I don't think that's the case.

@@ShadowMakerSdR Will do. Appreciate your time. Thanks.