Sat Oct 23, 2021 7:52 am
This is an incredibly helpful video. I've been trying to figure this out for months!!! Thanks so much for posting this. I guess I need to go back to the manual:(
Using your insights, I figured out that you can create a fusion clip from a text+ title, open the text clip in the fusion page, use fusion to make use of the character level styling, then go back into the edit window and key frame a transformation. It would be nice if blackmagicdesign folded the character level styling into the edit page. Or even into the scrolling title filter. When I did go back to the manual for Resolve 17, I discovered that on page 875 and 876 it claims Rich Text support for all the text filters (except text+), including scrolling, both in the inspector window and the on-screen editor.
And, in fact, you can take a basic text and edit it to use different fonts, etc. BUT ONLY IF YOU MANAGE TO CLICK ON THE TEXT IN THE TIMELINE VIEWER. If you use the text window of the inspector, it doesn't work. Once you have managed to edit the fonts and emphases of your text, you can proceed to create a scrolling text using the transform settings.
Clearly the implementation of the Rich text feature, at least on the mac, is very buggy.
Ironically, the subtitle editor has the ability to use different fonts and emphases built in, but you can't add a transform filter to it.
Again thanks for that helpful tutorial.