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1. #DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS ZIP FILE#
2. #DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS UPGRADE#
3. #DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS FREE#
4. #DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS WINDOWS#

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#DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS FREE#

An alternative method is the Anim Curves modifier which you see in this lesson from the course Fusion VFX with DaVinci Resolve (part of the free preview). In this tutorial, I show you a short trick with the keyframe stretcher. One recurring topic for Fusion templates is the ability to make animations flexible to cover the duration of the final effect as it is used in the edit page.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS ZIP FILE#

This is nothing but a ZIP file with a different file ending (*.drfx) and it needs to include the correct folder structure that mimics the folders inside the Fusion Template Folder. It’s a feature that somehow got temporarily lost in the Resolve integration, but now it got back for Resolve users.įinally, you can bundle all your templates and assets into a DaVinci Resolve Template Bundle. The recommended resolution for the icon is 104×58 pixels.Ĭustom preview icons were actually already available in the bin manager of Fusion Studio. This image will be picked up by Resolve as a preview icon for the Effects library. In the same folder you can place a PNG file that has the same name as your template, but with *.png ending rather than *.setting. You find the correct file path for your templates if you open the Effects Library from the Fusion page and right-click on any folder in the Templates section and choose “Show Folder”. Then you can place an image “image.png” into the same folder and enter “setting:\image.png” into the path of the loader node.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS WINDOWS#

Move the assets into the same directory where you will save your Fusion template and then use the “setting” path variable in the file path of any node that loads from the disk.įor example if you have a template called “Template” saved on windows under:Ĭ:\Users\bernd\AppData\Roaming\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\Fusion\Templates\Edit\Generators\tting To use media in Fusion templates, you can use the Fusion native loader node or you can even load 3D assets from the FBX Mesh 3D node.

Fusion templates on the other hand should work across projects and databases and ideally be easily shared with others. You can now create custom icons for Resolve templates, use media that is saved together with the template, and you can share templates with others via template bundles.ĭaVinci Resolve’s Media management is not very suitable for Fusion templates, since everything that is loaded from the Media bin links back to the database.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE TEMPLATE PROJECTS UPGRADE#

With the DaVinci Resolve 17.2 upgrade Fusion Macros and Templates got a nice little upgrade.