Make a Professional Subscribe Button in DaVinci Resolve Fusion | Preset Create #1

This tutorial will show you how to design a professional subscribe button in DaVinci Resolve Fusion. This is the first video in our series where we'll create various assets to build a custom, professional-looking macro (Davinci Resolve Preset/Template). Perfect for enhancing their videos with polished, engaging subscribe buttons.
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[@jozef_s]

Great detailed video! Thank you.

[@pixelrancher]

Great tutorial. Thanks.

[@Hi-HK]

♥️♥️

[@SleevelessMTG]

Let’s go!!

[@PeeJ_ENT]

Now I can have people subscribe to my channel finally ty

[@asherroland]

🥳🥳😂

[@CarVinciResolve]

I love the videos that you do. I create Macros for effects for caredits and you Videos are helping a lot! Thank you
Just a question, How can I make a button that copies a value from another macro and automatically inserts the value into the current macro.
Like jake wipp did in this Video: ua-cam.com/video/BR_Wio6OiEk/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared&t=397

[@asherroland]

Thanks for the kind words! 😊
This is exactly what Jake uses for his Presets:
local pivotName = 'WippPivot'
local zoomName = 'WippZoom'
local prevClip = nil
function findClipFusionNode(clip,nodeName)
local fufu = clip:GetFusionCompByIndex(1)
if(fufu ~= nil) then
local tlist = fufu:GetToolList(false)
for o = 0,#tlist do
local comp = tlist[o]
if(comp ~= nil) then
local name = comp:GetAttrs()['TOOLS_Name']
if(name == nodeName) then
return comp
end
end
end
end
return nil
end
function findClipByComp(tnode)
prevClip=nil
local projectManager = resolve:GetProjectManager()
local project = projectManager:GetCurrentProject()
local ctimeline=project:GetCurrentTimeline()
tc=ctimeline:GetTrackCount('video')
for x=1,tc do
local items=ctimeline:GetItemListInTrack('video',x)
for i=1,#items do
local tclip=items[i]
local node=findClipFusionNode(tclip,pivotName)
if(node==tnode) then
return tclip
end
prevClip=tclip
end
end
return nil
end
print('MATCHING')
local tclip=findClipByComp(WippPivot)
if(tclip~=nil and prevClip~=nil) then
local start=tclip:GetStart()
local prevEnd=prevClip:GetEnd()
if(start==prevEnd) then
local prevNode=findClipFusionNode(prevClip,zoomName)
if(prevNode==nil) then
prevNode=findClipFusionNode(prevClip,pivotName)
end
if(prevNode~=nil) then
local value1=prevNode.InputSize[0]
local value2=prevNode.InputPivot[0]
WippPivot.InputSize=value1
WippPivot.Input2=value2
if(prevNode==findClipFusionNode(prevClip,pivotName)) then
local value3=prevNode.InputHLabel3[0]
local value4=prevNode.InputeSize[0]
if(value3==1) then
WippPivot.InputSize=value4
end
end
print("MATCH SUCCESSFUL!")
end
else
print('PREV CLIP NOT FOUND')
end
end

[@asherroland]

I have not used the copying code for anything *yet* so I haven't had a chance to play with it to learn it yet haha

[@CarVinciResolve]

@@asherroland okay thanks

[@CarVinciResolve]

@@asherroland omg I love u thanks so much for that

[@Man_gos]

try to make it short

[@asherroland]

The video?

[@Man_gos]

@@asherroland yes

[@asherroland]

Gotta explain it for the beginners dog. If you want you can put it on double speed

[@Man_gos]

@@asherroland Okay

[@ewob52h74]

@@asherroland I'm a noob. I appreciate the detail very much. TY