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If you need to pick whip to a different tool to the one that you have selected then you’ll need to pin one of the tools in the Inspector so that the controls for both tools always remain visible there.

One quick way is to use a ‘ pick whip‘ – create an expression and drag from the + sign over to another parameter in order to create the link.

When you want to have parameters in one tool to be linked to those in another, you can do it in several ways. Next, we add other tools for size control and tools to make a colored border for each layer. Connecting controls by linking parameters The expressions used in this example are:

MacOS: /Users/YOUR_USER/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/ Macros Windows: C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\Fusion\ Macros setting file in a text editor and changing the macro from MacroOperator to GroupOperator) allowing you to see the tools within the macro. You’ll also learn a very simple ‘hack’ (by opening the. In the first example, we look at how to make a multi-layered grid of pictures (a kind of fake-Zoom screen set up) from stacked video layers in a timeline on the Edit Page.Īfter the Fusion Clip, you’ll see how to use a macro – which I made some time ago. It’s a macro within a macro, saved as an effect Assign a Layer number to each MediaIn node in a multi-layered Fusion Clipġ.Create a new macro and check which controls will appear in the Fusion Effects tab of the Edit Page.Use expressions and Paste Instance to link parameters together.setting file to make it into a Group for easy manipulation How a Macro was modified by editing the.The text is in this Insight is a recap and I provide more details that may be tough to get from the video. In the embedded video below you’ll get a walk through of this process. They can also be applied to stacked clips that are collapsed into a new ‘Fusion Clip’. Fusion Effects may be applied to any clip in the Edit page. Resolve 17 has a new category of effects called Fusion Effects which are effects created using, of course, Fusion. You can now apply these techniques in Resolve 17 and, effectively, create your own plug-ins for DaVinci Resolve. In this Insight, we re-visit – and build upon – a previous Insight about re-using Fusion setups. Tutorials / Creating Your Own Fusion Effects in DaVinci Resolve 17 Day 19: 24 Insights in 24 Days New Year Marathon You can now use Fusion to create ‘plug-ins’ for Resolve’s Edit Page