The amount of effort on this is astounding I hope you continue to enjoy making these videos! And get many more subscribers along the way! I have a video request can you make a video series's for Fusion from zero to hero! I'd love to follow along and watch you
Thanks for your comments. It did take a bit of effort to put everything together, but I definitely have a lot of fun making it. Thanks for the request. I will see if I can come up with some fun ideas for getting started with Fusion.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Welcome and you really deserve all the appreciation.... And I live in New Delhi, currently, things are not so quite good here with so many cases daily but still trying to cope up..... Thanks for asking!!
Thanks for your efforts. That guidance on dashed lines is so elegantly simple, and what I needed. That was an amazing bit of lateral thinking to figure out how to do that.
yesterday a need that, and before looking this video i saw like other 4 and they complicated way to mucho for what it really was in your video, thank you
William, I bet it took a lot of effort to assemble a group of smart people in your audience. The techniques are simple but very useful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and creativity.
Some of the best basic edits, yet so useful for almost any edit. It's like a mini tutorials that teaches you how to editing vs just copying other peoples fusion compositions. Well done like all the other tutorials.
This video contained a lot of what I need to learn for my current video. Your pace and the movement on the screen to illustrate what you were teaching was just about right for me. Thank you for your EFFORT!
Great video William! Thanks for the shoutout! I played around with the path maps for the text node a bit, I like how easy it is to make dashed lines with it. I like the idea of using Webdings to change the dashes. That’s a great idea.
Thanks... This one took a bit to put together. I did have a quick question for you. Not sure if it is a resolve thing or something with my computer, but in fusion... sometimes...when I make property adjustments (ex changing the position on path for the text path)....the viewer just goes blurred while I am making adjustments, then clears up as soon as I stop making the adjustment. Do you have this issue very much?
@@WilliamJusticeMedia I've seen that on other people's videos, but I don't experience it. Is your Memory Configuration maxed out in the System Preferences? Mine is set to 12 and 9 for Resolve and Fusion. I don't know if that makes a difference or not. Im on a pretty old macbook for most of my tutorial recordings. Does it happen all the time, or only when your screen recording?
This is the funniest video you've ever made ! You are very creative :) Thanks for sharing all this, I learn so much things ;) Can't wait to see what's coming next year on your channel ^^
Two things got me to subscribe. Fantastic videos and you wearing a Pearl Beer shirt on this video. Show creativity and talent in your videos and good taste in beer. I'm old so I may not remember how good Pearl tasted but I do remember I drank a lot of them.
Hi Joe, Thanks so much ....I love the Pearl Beer shirt. I drank my share of Pearl as well, but it has been a very long time! for some reason... I am thinking it was probably not as good as I remember.... And I don't remember it being that great!!! LOL....But I got the shirt!!! Thanks for watching!
Thanks! those are great tips Having a live audience is a big step up 😂 Loving the goofiness in this one. Your virtual set made me realize you look a bit like Captain Disillusion (in his human form)
I've watched a few of your videos now and I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to make them. Im always learning something new from watching them.
Hey Nic, Thanks so much for your comments. I appreciate the feedback. Glad you are learning... I am learning to ... Just learning and making videos as I go.
Hi, yup,, wish there was a better way, but this is pretty easy, plus there are also lots of other characters/text you can use to create different looks.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia ❤️ This is much better than adding couple of nodes on top of each other. Can't we link the parameters such that the lines fill appropriately and resisze accordingly 🤔
Thanks... It does take a little bit to get used to fusion. Really you just have to try a few simple things out and the build on that. Once you get how it is structured ... its just a matter of becoming familiar with different nodes/effects.
Thanks... I wanted to make the backgrounds, but did not really have enough time. For this video, i only made one. The background you see in the first question at time: 1:10....It was pretty simple. I was going to show how I made it, but the video was already getting a bit long.
You and Casey Faris are the best people I've seen explaining things in davinci for newcomers like me and I greatly appreciate y'all. I made my first lyric video for a song of mine thanks to you guys 🙌. I'm working on another one now for new song but I want to make like a rolling credits effect like at the movies when the credits roll. This a special request pretty please! Hope you see this. Or if you've already made a vid for this can you please link me. Thank you God bless and keep up the great work it's outstanding 💐
For the travel map wouldn't it be easier to use the "Write on" parameter on the text? It's also a way to avoid the concave curve at the tip of the line due to the mask. And dashes would appear on full, which is a style choice, but could look like 'footsteps'.
Yup, write on would have definitely been easier. I was trying to get something else working using the other path, but it did not work out, so i just kept it in there!
William Justice could you help me to do color grading on pubg mobile video? I have been trying since a month but couldn't succeed in cinematic way...please help...i can give you footages if needed
Thanks for watching! For the effects, I really just get an idea of what I want to do... And try stuff out in resolve to see if i can make it happen. I also watch other resolve UA-cam videos to learn more. There is lots of great resolve content on UA-cam.
Hi, you can definitely use the write on parameter to get the line to move. For this video i was just experimenting with using the polygon in a couple of different nodes. but either way would achieve a similar effect. Thanks for the comments.
wish you could go through our videos n do an audit in terms of editing, VFX, etc. We started with premiere Pro n after about 5-7 Videos shifted to Davinci. Even though premiere has more ready presets n template projects etc we now prefer Davinci for some reason. But I want to take my Davinci (fusion) skills next levels... You are helping me do that. Thanks for that.. 👍🏻
Hi, I have a question. I connected the animation of line and text mask and it was very convenient to animate one node and animation of another one was following. When I do it now the line is positioning in the center of the text mask. Earlier, I could reposition text masks to place it in the right positioning for revealing text right after the line goes. My actions are 1. Line animation 2. Create rectangle mask 3. Choose the rectangle mask and in the inspector right-click on (Center XY) and choose path 1==>position. Now, this 2 element are connected and the animation of the text mask follow the line. But the line in the center of the rectangle which makes the text reveal the wrong way. Before, I could position the left edge of the rectangle on the line and text was revealed right after the line. What I do wrong? I know there are other options to match the animation of 2 nodes but I have found this option, this is convenient but I can not repeat it now:( All day try to figure out what is wrong....will not give up until I found the decision. Anybody please help.
Thanks for the question...DId you figure this out? Not sure I am exactly following which part is not working. If there a timestamp in this video that shows what you are trying to setup? Which part of that is not working?
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thank you for the answer. Here is a stamp I made. drive.google.com/file/d/1R_fhIzMI4b47Ekx4Akft2vA0rUGjkwCA/view?usp=sharing Earlier I did somehow when the line was on the edge of the text mask rectangle and text was revealed right after the line.
I just came across your channel, but I want to ask if you could make a Slow motion and hyper lapse blend for DaVinci? I’ve looked everywhere I could but I’ve only seen Premiere Pro tutorials!
Hi William, how can we map the dotted line to an ellipse node? I'm needing to do this because I need a perfect ellipse of specific dimensions, rather than a hand-drawn shape. (Looking forward to hearing updates of your journey with your health. God bless you).
Hi, There are probably a lot of different ways to do it,, but if you need to create an ellipse path... Try going to the text node, click the layotu tab and choose type of circle... you can adjust the circle width and size to create an ellipse OR if you want to have a bit more control you can try creating your own ellipse path..Add a polygon node. Then before drawing a polygon, right click in the center of the viewer window... at the bottom of the popup menu select, polygon: polyline... select create and then ellipse... You can set the ellipse width/height. you can use a text node to create the dotted line. in the text node, click the 2nd icon for layout, select type of path... then right click the "right click here for shaep animation" select remove path.. THen right click again and connect the text to your ellipse polygon path. Hope that helps!
Hey William, thanks for the great video. I tried to do the ravel map animation. However, in my polygon I don't have the position and length option. I think I did everything as you described, but maybe I missed something. Do you have any idea why I'm missing these options? Thanks ;-)
Hi William, Amazing video You could teach us how did you create the audience and the stage. I have a good idea about how to create that, but I think that because I have no great skills in video editing I could end up creating it in a very bad way in terms of management: I mean, I certainly would not create my project in an optimized way. For example, I would not be sure wether would be better to create and isolate each people of the audience (the transparent background) using the color page or doing it in fusion. I also not sure wether it would be better to create a single fusion clip including everybody in the audience in this clip or instead puting each person from audience in a separated fusion clip. It would be nice to know the way you did it since this can be the difference between having a project rendering by many hours or having it rendered in a shorter time or between spending hours just to made a small change in your editing or a few minutes (for example, changing the place where someone is in the audience or creating a reusable asset that with a few clics gives you a new person with a transparent background to be added in the audience by just changing a media in node in fusion). Thank you very much.
Hey Bruno... this audience was a bit job to put together... Not sure if I did it the best way,, but it worked... I filmed myself on a green screen. I used fusion to key out the green screen...I think created a png graphic for each rows of the seats...I then layered the people clips on top of the seats..... I wanted to do everything in one timeline but it was too much for my computer... so i ended up creating a separate timeline for each row... Then rendered each row.... after that i created a new audience timeline and brought in each of the pre-rendered people rows. The trick is that when you render each row you have to make sure that you are exporting the transparency..
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thank you very much. I had serrious issues while using fusion to create an audience here. When I finish my project I will put the link here so you can se my results. It's far from being such organized and beautiful like your stage, but it worked. My computer quite good. not high end, but it was also too much for it to handle the audience in a fusion clip. It would be impossible to create my entire project in a single timeline too. Thank you again
Thank you William. Indeed I had an idea of a video for my students and for that procject I would need an audience for the video. So I was having exactly the same issue you have described in your answer above (the performance issues to get the entire audience in just one fusion clip). So I had to do exactly what you did: to render the audience separatetly so I could use it on my timeline. I'm learning a lot with your videos and they are very inspirational to me for creating videos for my students (I'm a professor and I'm trying to create some fun contents to my students during this dark period of coronavirus pandemic). I watch all your videos and find your channel one of the best UA-cam channels on Davinci Resolve. I'm very uneskilled on Video Editing/Davinci Resolve, but I love to think about creating nice videos.
Glad you got the audience part figured out. It is a lot of work but I had fun putting it together. I am sure that your students enjoy fun and interesting videos. If they are watching and engaged that will only help the learning process!!!! I am learning too... Really I don't know all this stuff. I just get an idea in my head and then mess around until I figure out how to do it. I like solving problems and coming up with unique solutions!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Yes, I've also figured out how smart and clever you are with your solutions. Your videos really show this characteristic of yours!
What an effort - my dude filmed himself like 15 times just for a fun clip. Also the dashed lines trick is genius.
Thank you for this great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia your videos made me to switch from adobe to Davinci Resolve
@@arresha_ar هلا بالغالي
I am from Colombia, I hardly speak English but you explain so well that I understand you :)
Thanks, glad you are able to follow the videos. Hope things ae good in Columbia
You don't take shortcuts when making these, great job!
Just trying to learn and get better. Thanks for watching!
The amount of effort on this is astounding I hope you continue to enjoy making these videos! And get many more subscribers along the way! I have a video request can you make a video series's for Fusion from zero to hero! I'd love to follow along and watch you
Thanks for your comments. It did take a bit of effort to put everything together, but I definitely have a lot of fun making it. Thanks for the request. I will see if I can come up with some fun ideas for getting started with Fusion.
More or less exactly what I was thinking. William does more complex setups than anyone else.
Same here
@@Anti_Woke you are right by all means...
@@WilliamJusticeMedia in fact you can plan a live session which can even stretch to 2-3-4 hrs... I think with you time will fly... 😊
Thanks for this video...........One of the best videos I have come across on the DaVinci tutorial.....Love from India......... 😇🙏
Awesome, thank you! Really glad you liked this video. Hope things are good in India!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Welcome and you really deserve all the appreciation.... And I live in New Delhi, currently, things are not so quite good here with so many cases daily but still trying to cope up..... Thanks for asking!!
Thanks for your efforts. That guidance on dashed lines is so elegantly simple, and what I needed. That was an amazing bit of lateral thinking to figure out how to do that.
Thanks.. Its a nice effect and pretty easy to setup.
William, you are one of the greatest!
Hi John, Thanks so much!
completely agree!
Man do you even know how useful video like this is ....... Let me tell you, its Gold.
Hi,, Appreciate it... Glad you enjoyed the video.
Wowwww 👏 you put in a lot of effort into this. Well done
Thanks, Glad you liked the video!
Dashed line was a fantastic hack for the animated outline! Thank You Cpt. Justice!
thx for watching
This is awesome. Never would have taken this approach.
Thanks.. i was trying to do something a bit different!
yesterday a need that, and before looking this video i saw like other 4 and they complicated way to mucho for what it really was in your video, thank you
it was so easy I had to try it myself on Fusion! Thanks!
William, I bet it took a lot of effort to assemble a group of smart people in your audience. The techniques are simple but very useful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and creativity.
Hi Ary, You are correct! it took a lot of effort. Hard to get everyone to agree on a time and place to meet! Thanks for watching!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia _" Hard to get everyone to agree on a time and place to meet! "_ ROFTL 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some of the best basic edits, yet so useful for almost any edit. It's like a mini tutorials that teaches you how to editing vs just copying other peoples fusion compositions. Well done like all the other tutorials.
Thanks for your comments! I do like doing things differently!
Love your videos. Always learn lots from you. Thank you William.
A stunning start to the video!
intro editing is just awesome
Thanks. glad you like ps it.
This video contained a lot of what I need to learn for my current video. Your pace and the movement on the screen to illustrate what you were teaching was just about right for me. Thank you for your EFFORT!
Good sir... you are on another level
Thanks... There are lots of levels and I am trying to find them all!
Great video man! Loved it! 😁👍👏👏
Hey Jason,, Thanks... Glad you liked it... I have been wanting to try this for a while. Had lots of fun putting it together!
Great video William! Thanks for the shoutout! I played around with the path maps for the text node a bit, I like how easy it is to make dashed lines with it. I like the idea of using Webdings to change the dashes. That’s a great idea.
Thanks... This one took a bit to put together. I did have a quick question for you. Not sure if it is a resolve thing or something with my computer, but in fusion... sometimes...when I make property adjustments (ex changing the position on path for the text path)....the viewer just goes blurred while I am making adjustments, then clears up as soon as I stop making the adjustment. Do you have this issue very much?
@@WilliamJusticeMedia I've seen that on other people's videos, but I don't experience it. Is your Memory Configuration maxed out in the System Preferences? Mine is set to 12 and 9 for Resolve and Fusion. I don't know if that makes a difference or not. Im on a pretty old macbook for most of my tutorial recordings. Does it happen all the time, or only when your screen recording?
already liked before watching the video.
Oh, that's risky... hope you liked after watching!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia i have faith in your skills. I want you to grow but don't forget us after becoming no.1.
Fuking hell thankyou, you saved my sanity, been trying a find a way to something similar to this for 3-4 hours now, you made it so simple. Defo Sub
Awesome... Glad this video helped you out!
It's so funny that I watched the whole video. It is an excellent tutorial indeed. Thanks.
Thanks so much. Glad you liked the vid
This is beyond entertaining! Delighted to watch it
awesome. really glad you enjoyed it
Just brilliant. Learnt and laughed. Thank you.
Thanks so much.. really glad you enjoyed the video...That's the idea.. trying to have a bit of fun!
I love your tutorial videos Williams. I learned so much... please keep posting. Thanks
Hey Seth, Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it. I have a lot more videos that i want to make so I definitely plan on posting a lot more.
Hi, well done on the first year. Looking forward to the next. I love the dotted line technique, cool idea using text along the line.
Thanks.... the line technique is super easy...There are lots of things you an do with it. Thanks for watching!
An AMAZING video.
Humor is always a very welcome thing. We all get along.
Being able to learn content from you again. Once again, thank you William.
thanks… this was a fun video to make
This is the funniest video you've ever made ! You are very creative :)
Thanks for sharing all this, I learn so much things ;)
Can't wait to see what's coming next year on your channel ^^
Hi Michel, Really really appreciate your feedback. Just trying to do different things. Glad you liked it!
thank you so much, lot of respect from india...
Thanks for watching. Hope things are good in India!
Entertaining, practical tutorials, useful. Thank you and looking forward to Year II.
Hey Howard. Thanks...I am looking forward to it as well.
Thank you, Bud. I needed that travel map tutorial.
Awesome. Glad you liked it!
Will, this is a fantastic video. The audience was amazing. You make my videos look like child's play.
Thanks... Really appreciate your comments. I had been wanting to do that for quite a while...It was a challenge to put it all together!
thx bro! fantastic tuturial. respect from China
Glad you liked it!
Two things got me to subscribe. Fantastic videos and you wearing a Pearl Beer shirt on this video. Show creativity and talent in your videos and good taste in beer. I'm old so I may not remember how good Pearl tasted but I do remember I drank a lot of them.
Hi Joe, Thanks so much ....I love the Pearl Beer shirt. I drank my share of Pearl as well, but it has been a very long time! for some reason... I am thinking it was probably not as good as I remember.... And I don't remember it being that great!!! LOL....But I got the shirt!!! Thanks for watching!
Subscribed just because I saw this one video it's great, best wishes from UK
Thanks! Excellent video. Love your sense of humor too. 🤣
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video.
What more could we ask for - great entertainment, great teaching, and awesome creativity! (Not to mention an all around great production!)
Never thought that someone could make a simple yet great tutorial like this 👌
Glad you like it!
Thanks! those are great tips
Having a live audience is a big step up 😂 Loving the goofiness in this one.
Your virtual set made me realize you look a bit like Captain Disillusion (in his human form)
Thanks... I don't know Captain Disillusion, guess I will have to check him out!
thank you
Awesome, thanks! I just hope I can follow it in Resolve!
Thanks
Great tutorial. And stunning production!
Hey Simon, Thanks..
I've watched a few of your videos now and I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to make them. Im always learning something new from watching them.
Hey Nic, Thanks so much for your comments. I appreciate the feedback. Glad you are learning... I am learning to ... Just learning and making videos as I go.
Omg that dashed line is ingenious 😂
Hi, yup,, wish there was a better way, but this is pretty easy, plus there are also lots of other characters/text you can use to create different looks.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia ❤️
This is much better than adding couple of nodes on top of each other. Can't we link the parameters such that the lines fill appropriately and resisze accordingly 🤔
Really great stuff. Your knowledge of resolve is impeccable and it's very easy to follow in your videos. Keep em coming!
Appreciate your comments. Thanks for watching!
Great video! You are so creative! Subscribed to your channel very early on when it only had a fistful of subscriptions, and have never regretted it.
thanks so much.. really appreciate your support.
You, sir, are a genius. Thank you for these incredible lessons!
Hi Michele, Thanks for watching!
Thank you.
I love the audience 👏👏👏👏
Hi Kathleen, Thanks...It was fun making the video!
You are GOATED in Resolve editing, love it man
Appreciate it.. th aka for watching
You are the best mate.
Keep going
Hey Nikos... Thanks so much
Oct 6th 2020 - this channel is still underrated.
Thanks... It's Oct 6th 2020 and I am still going. Have lots of fun stuff planned. Just have to find time to do it all. Appreciate It!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Can't wait! :D keep up the good work and have fun! This kind of effort will be rewarded at some point ;)
lol came to learn this one thing, but this video deserves a like and sub. Great work.
Thanks... Appreciate your support
Awesome video Bill. Is fun, creative educational and gets me more interested in learning DR. Thank you, you are the best tutorial maker.
Hey Martin. Thanks for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the video!
This is awesome!!! Fusion is still pretty much an enigma to me but this helps a lot. Just subscribed and hit the bell.
Thanks... It does take a little bit to get used to fusion. Really you just have to try a few simple things out and the build on that. Once you get how it is structured ... its just a matter of becoming familiar with different nodes/effects.
Thanks! Helped me alot.
Glad it helped!
Awesome
Thanks
Thanks! those are great tips sir
Thanks for watching
Amazing !! 👍
Hi Franco, Thanks for watching
Ok, Great video! 😂😂👍 How to do the puff of smoke effect would be Awesome!! Unless I missed an earlier video.
I like the video for the entertainment alone. LOL. Did you make the background assets and stage in Resolve? If so, that would be a fantastic tut.
Thanks... I wanted to make the backgrounds, but did not really have enough time. For this video, i only made one. The background you see in the first question at time: 1:10....It was pretty simple. I was going to show how I made it, but the video was already getting a bit long.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia The audience are eager to watch your next tutorial about creating this stage hahaha.
Congratulations on your 1st year, and thank you for all the tips.
Howdy Ian, Thanks for watching and the feedback!
Great video! Thank you for clearing my doubt with the map 🔥 keep up the amazing work!
Hey Jwal, Glad you enjoyed the video. Appreciate the feedback.
Already loving your tutorials and videos. Great work man, keep it up!
Hi Charles, thanks so much!
You and Casey Faris are the best people I've seen explaining things in davinci for newcomers like me and I greatly appreciate y'all. I made my first lyric video for a song of mine thanks to you guys 🙌. I'm working on another one now for new song but I want to make like a rolling credits effect like at the movies when the credits roll. This a special request pretty please! Hope you see this. Or if you've already made a vid for this can you please link me. Thank you God bless and keep up the great work it's outstanding 💐
For the travel map wouldn't it be easier to use the "Write on" parameter on the text?
It's also a way to avoid the concave curve at the tip of the line due to the mask. And dashes would appear on full, which is a style choice, but could look like 'footsteps'.
Yup, write on would have definitely been easier. I was trying to get something else working using the other path, but it did not work out, so i just kept it in there!
Epic
Glad you liked the video!
hahahaha that intro everyone clapping is also you :D
Hope you liked the video
nice and interesting video, big like! Greetings from Italy
Thanks so much. Hope things are good in Italy.
You are the best
thanks for watching
Absolutely amazing tutorials, keep up the great work 👍
Thanks... Thanks my plan.. .Keep learning and seeing what kind of videos I can make.
Very interesting
Thanks... I was trying to make this one a bit different. Glad you liked it!
Fun!
Thanks!
Can you create an animated flow chart, showing the process of Ammonia being made through components?
Next level of creativity 🔥🔥🔥
Also, you can make dashed lines using the paint tool too!
Hi, as far as I know... there is not an easy way to make dashed lines with the paint node.
Anyone ever tell you that you sound almost exactly like George Lucas? I love your videos I have learned quite a lot. 👍
Hey Mike... thats a new one for me. Thanks for watching!
Wow
Glad you liked it!
William Justice i like your presentation more than anything in every video..very hard working
William Justice could you help me to do color grading on pubg mobile video? I have been trying since a month but couldn't succeed in cinematic way...please help...i can give you footages if needed
Thank you William, Fan from Taiwan. Your videos quailty always amaze me.
May I ask you a question? How do you research these effects? Thank you
Thanks for watching! For the effects, I really just get an idea of what I want to do... And try stuff out in resolve to see if i can make it happen. I also watch other resolve UA-cam videos to learn more. There is lots of great resolve content on UA-cam.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thank you for replying my question!! have a wonderful day
love meme idea
Great video! But why does your viewport blur when you adjust any settings in the inspector?
Thanks... I wish i knew. Need to do some research on that. Just figure it is my computer not being powerful enough.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia I have a amd ryzen 5 3600x and a gtx 1080 and I don't have that issue. 🤔
In part 3, any particular reason not to use the "Write On" parameter of the Text node to animated the line instead of the Mask Polygon?
Hi, you can definitely use the write on parameter to get the line to move. For this video i was just experimenting with using the polygon in a couple of different nodes. but either way would achieve a similar effect. Thanks for the comments.
🏎✅ *Thanks*
Thanks
super awesome! my lk200
Thanks, appreciate the comments!
А куда исчезло видео про CBDASHED?
so how can we track it with moving footage ? thanks for the video btw :)
Make next video on how to make a neon path effect in davinci like saber plugin does for after effects.
THanks for the suggestion! I will add this to my list of video ideas.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Welcome.😀❤️
You are getting naughtier day by day... 😉🤩👍🏻
#pjbros
Hope that is a good thing!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia yeah of course 🙂 pleasure.... 👍🏻😍
wish you could go through our videos n do an audit in terms of editing, VFX, etc. We started with premiere Pro n after about 5-7 Videos shifted to Davinci. Even though premiere has more ready presets n template projects etc we now prefer Davinci for some reason. But I want to take my Davinci (fusion) skills next levels... You are helping me do that. Thanks for that.. 👍🏻
Have you ever tried to do the transporter effect from star trek
Hey Joe, I have not done a transporter effect, but that is a great idea.. I will add it to my list
Is that you who develope this software?? Ggwp master
Hi, nope not a developer for this software. Just learning it and trying to make some fun videos!
Okay, how do you do the background tho👀
高手，高手，高高手。
Thanks for watching!
Hi, I have a question. I connected the animation of line and text mask and it was very convenient to animate one node and animation of another one was following. When I do it now the line is positioning in the center of the text mask. Earlier, I could reposition text masks to place it in the right positioning for revealing text right after the line goes.
My actions are 1. Line animation 2. Create rectangle mask 3. Choose the rectangle mask and in the inspector right-click on (Center XY) and choose path 1==>position. Now, this 2 element are connected and the animation of the text mask follow the line. But the line in the center of the rectangle which makes the text reveal the wrong way. Before, I could position the left edge of the rectangle on the line and text was revealed right after the line. What I do wrong?
I know there are other options to match the animation of 2 nodes but I have found this option, this is convenient but I can not repeat it now:( All day try to figure out what is wrong....will not give up until I found the decision. Anybody please help.
Thanks for the question...DId you figure this out? Not sure I am exactly following which part is not working. If there a timestamp in this video that shows what you are trying to setup? Which part of that is not working?
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thank you for the answer. Here is a stamp I made. drive.google.com/file/d/1R_fhIzMI4b47Ekx4Akft2vA0rUGjkwCA/view?usp=sharing
Earlier I did somehow when the line was on the edge of the text mask rectangle and text was revealed right after the line.
I just came across your channel, but I want to ask if you could make a Slow motion and hyper lapse blend for DaVinci? I’ve looked everywhere I could but I’ve only seen Premiere Pro tutorials!
Thanks for the suggestion. I will add this to my list of video ideas and if I can come up with something interesting I will make a video.
@@WilliamJusticeMedia GREAT thank you so much! I would really appreciate it and I look forward to it!
Hi William, how can we map the dotted line to an ellipse node? I'm needing to do this because I need a perfect ellipse of specific dimensions, rather than a hand-drawn shape. (Looking forward to hearing updates of your journey with your health. God bless you).
Hi, There are probably a lot of different ways to do it,, but if you need to create an ellipse path... Try going to the text node, click the layotu tab and choose type of circle... you can adjust the circle width and size to create an ellipse
OR if you want to have a bit more control you can try creating your own ellipse path..Add a polygon node. Then before drawing a polygon, right click in the center of the viewer window... at the bottom of the popup menu select, polygon: polyline... select create and then ellipse... You can set the ellipse width/height. you can use a text node to create the dotted line. in the text node, click the 2nd icon for layout, select type of path... then right click the "right click here for shaep animation" select remove path.. THen right click again and connect the text to your ellipse polygon path.
Hope that helps!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thanks. I'll try it out after my computer gets repaired.
Hey William, thanks for the great video. I tried to do the ravel map animation. However, in my polygon I don't have the position and length option. I think I did everything as you described, but maybe I missed something. Do you have any idea why I'm missing these options? Thanks ;-)
Hi William, Amazing video You could teach us how did you create the audience and the stage. I have a good idea about how to create that, but I think that because I have no great skills in video editing I could end up creating it in a very bad way in terms of management: I mean, I certainly would not create my project in an optimized way. For example, I would not be sure wether would be better to create and isolate each people of the audience (the transparent background) using the color page or doing it in fusion. I also not sure wether it would be better to create a single fusion clip including everybody in the audience in this clip or instead puting each person from audience in a separated fusion clip. It would be nice to know the way you did it since this can be the difference between having a project rendering by many hours or having it rendered in a shorter time or between spending hours just to made a small change in your editing or a few minutes (for example, changing the place where someone is in the audience or creating a reusable asset that with a few clics gives you a new person with a transparent background to be added in the audience by just changing a media in node in fusion). Thank you very much.
Hey Bruno... this audience was a bit job to put together... Not sure if I did it the best way,, but it worked... I filmed myself on a green screen. I used fusion to key out the green screen...I think created a png graphic for each rows of the seats...I then layered the people clips on top of the seats..... I wanted to do everything in one timeline but it was too much for my computer... so i ended up creating a separate timeline for each row... Then rendered each row.... after that i created a new audience timeline and brought in each of the pre-rendered people rows. The trick is that when you render each row you have to make sure that you are exporting the transparency..
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Thank you very much. I had serrious issues while using fusion to create an audience here. When I finish my project I will put the link here so you can se my results. It's far from being such organized and beautiful like your stage, but it worked. My computer quite good. not high end, but it was also too much for it to handle the audience in a fusion clip. It would be impossible to create my entire project in a single timeline too. Thank you again
Thank you William. Indeed I had an idea of a video for my students and for that procject I would need an audience for the video. So I was having exactly the same issue you have described in your answer above (the performance issues to get the entire audience in just one fusion clip). So I had to do exactly what you did: to render the audience separatetly so I could use it on my timeline. I'm learning a lot with your videos and they are very inspirational to me for creating videos for my students (I'm a professor and I'm trying to create some fun contents to my students during this dark period of coronavirus pandemic). I watch all your videos and find your channel one of the best UA-cam channels on Davinci Resolve.
I'm very uneskilled on Video Editing/Davinci Resolve, but I love to think about creating nice videos.
Glad you got the audience part figured out. It is a lot of work but I had fun putting it together. I am sure that your students enjoy fun and interesting videos. If they are watching and engaged that will only help the learning process!!!! I am learning too... Really I don't know all this stuff. I just get an idea in my head and then mess around until I figure out how to do it. I like solving problems and coming up with unique solutions!
@@WilliamJusticeMedia Yes, I've also figured out how smart and clever you are with your solutions. Your videos really show this characteristic of yours!