How to load a Fusion *.comp file into Davinci Resolve
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Combine resources for DaVinci Resolve and Fusion Studio and load Fusion *.comp files into DaVinci Resolve.
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THANK YOU! I am learning Resolve for only 2 weeks now and just created my first title using the Fusion tab and a .comp file I was able to download thanks to you! Awesome! New Sub!
Very helpful. Answered my question quickly and with a couple other helpful nuggets of info.
Awesome. Thanks so much. I own both Resolve Studio and Fusion Studio, so this is very helpful. And it's good to know that it's relatively easy to do.
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Thank you! - very helpfull. Nice german accent. Danke für das Tutorial ;-)
Hi there. You might already be aware of this, but just in case, I thought I would share that with Resolve Studio 17 and Fusion Studio 17, you don't have to change the loader and saver node to import the .comp file into resolve studio. It recognizes the loader and saver nodes and works great. If you change the loader to media in and saver to media out, it loses its mind :). I fought with it for almost a day before I discovered that, but your video was extremely helpful. Thanks.
Yeah, It seems to be working better now! I still had some cases where I had to manually fix something. Not sure if ti was a loader node or an FBX mesh or something, but generally, it got smarter. For changing loader to Media IN, you could just put the file in the Media Bin and drag it into the comp... instead of a Fusion loader node - shouldn't cause a problem...
@@VFXstudy Perfect. Thank you for your response. I find your videos quite helpful. Stay safe.
Thank for this!! But, what about the other way around? how can I continue working from Resolve into the Fusion Standalone?
Well, if you want to move an existing Fusion comp from resolve over, you can export the Fusion comp via the menu. If you want to work entirely in Fusion studio, you can use VFX connect: ua-cam.com/video/acSAJvTuIi8/v-deo.html
@@VFXstudy Thanks so much for your help! I ended up saving my comp from Resolve as a Settings file (I can't find an option to "export Fusion Comp") and then dragging it to Fusion standalone.
Though, if you could give me your thoughts on the following, I'd really appreciate it: Using DR16, I have a fairly simple fusion comp, a couple pngs layers and a couple 3D texts and a lights/camera simple animation... Nothing fancy. The problem im having, is that, when I activate the Motion Blur in the Render 3D node, no matter the quality level I set, the exported file as well as the RAM preview, shows some of the layers blinking and flickering at random frames. I'm using Open GL on the Render node, and I've tried checking on and off the "Use display GPU for computing" box and using several output formats and search the web but found no answers... That's why I tried to move the comp to Fusion standalone and try that out (unsuccessfully because for some reason the comp won't render at all inside F. standalone, but that's a problem for some other day)... Any suggestions on why this is happening and how could I fix it? Only you could figure it out!
Ps. I just need the 3D text layers to have motion blur, the other layers are not moving much.
Thanks!
nothing is showing on the display when I import a fusion composition, how do i get it to show up?
Good stuff. Can you do a video explaining path maps used in embedding images into a macro and using the file across different computers pls
Hmm, good idea to look into some time. Haven't much experience with that in DaVinci Resolve yet, though used it in Fusion Studio before.
@@VFXstudy I have been having some trouble with it. Any help would be great!
I ask my question in your context of your other tutorial showing 5 ways of creating a Fusion clip, and I want to use your 3rd method, i.e. creating a Fusion clip in the timeline. Essentially I want to keep my Fusion clip separate from the video media.
I tried to import a .comp file into a separate Fusion clip, but had problems. It gave a "Media Offline" error, but my imported .comp file had no media, and only consisted of nodes. How can I import a .comp file into a separate Fusion clip?
Note I am using the same computer to export the .comp file, and to import into a new project.
Thanks for your tutorials!
What about a EXR sequence that I split into channels in fusion with a reactor plugin, that wont work I guess ;d
3:53 Is why you're here.
I got confused pretty much right from the outset, wtf is a saver and loader node and why do I never see them in any .comp files I download and install ??
They are used instead of mediain and mediaout in Fusion Studio. If you ever work with Fusion Studio that's the first thing, otherwise not sure where you would have Fusion comp files from?
@@VFXstudy its OK I was just getting frustrated, ive only been using resolve for 3 or 4 days and Im trying to learn too much too soon 👍
I was given a bunch of Fusion Comps that are .txt files. How do I import those files as comps?
Rename to *.comp if they are comp files. For Fusion Studio you can just double click to open. For resolve you put a Fusion effect in the timeline, go to Fusion tab, then File -> Import -> import Fusion comp.
Alternatively copy the text and ctrl+c paste into the Fusion nodegraph, either in resolve or Fusion Studio
HELP, I ve got 16.2.3 Resolve version and when I click "Effects" there is nothing, no fusion composition. Anyone?
Hi, when i am working in tab fusion the audio from media do not works, the video stay mute just in fusion. is there a way to fix this?
Not that I'm aware. I believe audio support is not yet available in the Fusion tab. In Fusion studio there is some limited audio support but to my knowledge, it has not been integrated with Resolve so far.
Do you have this in German too? :-)
No, sorry. I might offer a Fusion course in German soon - but not finalized yet where and how... For now everything is in English
this is ridiculously complicated for doing something so simple I HATE Da vinci resolve it makes simple tasks next to impossible to understand.
Well it's a ridiculously powerful software... But actually manageable if you are familiar with Fusion 😊
This is an awful program, i am sticking with premier
Premiere is an editing program, I'm talking about VFX! Premiere can't do a fraction of the effects work
you can do in Fusion.
get real