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onelight wrote:>

Food for thought. Once the view port becomes real time 3D

Julian Williams wrote:Work with Allegorithmic to add a plugin for substances!!

pekisa wrote:2. Alembic options for looping, reversing and speed

3. Add node with multiple inputs for multi-pass compositing

8. negative direction issues with position pass

Todd Groves wrote:"6. Shadow Catcher material" +1

I think that would be great when incorporating 3D objects into a live action scene. With Camera Tracking, it would help marry the 3D model into the scene. Especially controlling the shadow color, etc.

pekisa wrote:6. Shadow Catcher material

pekisa wrote:7. lens flare position from Fusion 3d Lights

Theodor Groeneboom wrote:

pekisa wrote:6. Shadow Catcher material

Override node lets you build this. Enable lighting and shadows on objects, visibilities etc.

Todd Groves wrote:

Theodor Groeneboom wrote:

pekisa wrote:6. Shadow Catcher material

Override node lets you build this. Enable lighting and shadows on objects, visibilities etc.

How? Is there a tutorial that explains this?

Sander de Regt wrote:This is already the case. Yes, you have to activate the slider (or spinner or whatever) because otherwise Fusion wouldn't know what value the keys are supposed to alter

Sander de Regt wrote:This is already the case. Yes, you have to activate the slider (or spinner or whatever) because otherwise Fusion wouldn't know what value the keys are supposed to alter, but when you do you can use the arrow keys to make adjustments. In the blur tool it moves with increments of 1, when you press the ctrl button and use the arrow keys the increments are .1 and with shift and/or alt the increments are 10.
It's already there people. Do the work, read the manual. Or ask other users

Kel Philm wrote:Just knocked up a script that does it, it is embedded in the hotkey file. You just enter a config line indexed by the tool type, you can set the name of the variable and 3 different increments (small, normal, big).

So as long as a tool is selected and has a config line you can change the values via mapped hotkeys. Will pop something up on WSL with a link soon. Ive used PG Up and Down with CTRL+ for small and SHIFT+ for large.

onelight wrote:>
Custom lines, grids and rulers.

It would be great to have a tool that extended grids to allow for custom lines, grids and rulers.

onelight wrote:Being able to e.g. turn on pixel rulers and drag out a custom grid line to help align things would be awesome.

Scott Turner wrote:2. Robust Snapping and alignment tools in 2D and 3D

Scott Turner wrote:5. Direct import of ai files without conversion to svg

Scott Turner wrote:Fusion 10 needs

1. A 3D camera which acts like the perspective camera.
2. Robust Snapping and alignment tools in 2D and 3D
3. A modeling node
4. Planar tracker which allows parenting of other polygons (like Mocha)
5. Direct import of ai files without conversion to svg
6. Animation curve presets like Flux Super Transform script but directly on the curve in ALL tools
7. Direct manipulation of keys in the timeline
8. Shortcut keys for timeline functions like global end and start time
9. Falloffs for 3d functions like bend and duplicate
10. Ability to scale and manipulate 3d objects from corners and edges
11. Real time DOF like after effects and a simplified normalization routine for z depth coming out of render3d node

Pieter Van Houte wrote:1. Not really. The perspective camera view navigates differently from actual Camera objects. But you can use the perspective camera to navigate and then copy the PoV to whichever camera you like. It's actually a great way to work with multiple cameras.

Kel Philm wrote:Goes without saying rest but ability to read braw would be nice.

Scott Turner wrote:just dicovered the ease dialoge..amazing..exactly what i was looking for in one of my requests. but i cant believe i cant save my own presets like EXPO in and OUT unless im mistaken. cubic is lame lol. and the dialogue at leats should be assignable to a shortcut. this is bread and butter mograph stuff here. used for everything

Todd Groves wrote:
What tool are you referring to? And what is its purpose?

Scott Turner wrote:

Todd Groves wrote:
What tool are you referring to? And what is its purpose?

in the spline window if you right click and go to ease/ dialog there are a bunch of easing presets. after effects has a huge number of plugins -ease anbd whizz being one of them - for this but none of them are native and the scripted aspect of them often creates issues and u need to duplicate layers.

being able to quickly dial in and save motion prests is a big deal . the flux plugin by dun lewis in the reactor pack is another attempt to accomplish this in fusion. its great but seems to only work with 2D transformations whereas the ease presents work on ALL keyframes which is super important.

this is a dumb oversight that u cant save presets and have access to it by shortcut

In dealing with super wide format screens (in AE) I will put in my Width as something like:
(1920*12)-(360*11)

Sander de Regt wrote:

In dealing with super wide format screens (in AE) I will put in my Width as something like:
(1920*12)-(360*11)

Why do you want to change this in the preferences?
Standalone Fusion - by default - doesn't have an actual default project size. It's resolution independent. What you work with is what you get.
So why do you need to set it in the preferences?
If I add a BG node I can type 1920*12 and get the 23.040 pixels you're referring to.
So that works.

And that bit about not being able to multiply in the Global range boxes, but you can divide? What's that about?

Sander de Regt wrote:

And that bit about not being able to multiply in the Global range boxes, but you can divide? What's that about?

If I remember correctly it's a residu of feet/frames timecode that works with * in its description, so multiplication would prevent being able to input feet/frames. But I feel that's a pretty archaic reason for 2018.

You're of course right Bryan, that it would make a lot of sense. My suggestion was purely to work around it in a relative quick way now. If the OP is working with lots of different project sizes than it's a pain. If he usually works in a very particular way, then it could be helpful.

Hideki Inoue wrote:Deformation tool in 3D like Noise modifier in 3dsMax.

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{
   Tools = ordered() {
      FastNoise1 = FastNoise {
         Inputs = {
            Width = Input { Value = 1920, },
            Height = Input { Value = 1080, },
            ["Gamut.SLogVersion"] = Input { Value = FuID { "SLog2" }, },
            XScale = Input { Value = 16.32, },
         },
         ViewInfo = OperatorInfo { Pos = { 770, 16.5 } },
      },
      Shape3D1 = Shape3D {
         CtrlWZoom = false,
         Inputs = {
            Shape = Input { Value = FuID { "SurfaceIcoInputs" }, },
            ["MtlStdInputs.MaterialID"] = Input { Value = 2, },
            ["SurfacePlaneInputs.ObjectID.ObjectID"] = Input { Value = 2, },
            ["SurfaceSphereInputs.SubdivisionLevelBase"] = Input { Value = 89, },
            ["SurfaceSphereInputs.SubdivisionLevelHeight"] = Input { Value = 73, },
            ["SurfaceSphereInputs.ObjectID.ObjectID"] = Input { Value = 3, },
            ["SurfaceIcoInputs.SubdivisionLevel"] = Input { Value = 18, },
            ["SurfaceIcoInputs.ObjectID.ObjectID"] = Input { Value = 4, }
         },
         ViewInfo = OperatorInfo { Pos = { 605, 82.5 } },
      },
      Displace3D1 = Displace3D {
         Inputs = {
            SceneInput = Input {
               SourceOp = "Shape3D1",
               Source = "Output",
            },
            Scale = Input { Value = 1, },
            Input = Input {
               SourceOp = "FastNoise1",
               Source = "Output",
            },
         },
         ViewInfo = OperatorInfo { Pos = { 770, 82.5 } },
      }
   }
}


Bryan Ray wrote:

Hideki Inoue wrote:Deformation tool in 3D like Noise modifier in 3dsMax.

FastNoise + Displace3D:

Hideki Inoue wrote:

Bryan Ray wrote:

Hideki Inoue wrote:Deformation tool in 3D like Noise modifier in 3dsMax.

FastNoise + Displace3D:

Thank you, Bryan.

But "Displace3D" can only deform in the normal direction. I mean that...

"The Noise modifier modulates the position of an object's vertices along any combination of three axes. This important animation tool simulates random variations in an object's shape." via 3dsMax help