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Hey there,
I am evaluating Fusion to address the problem regarding images morphing.
The problem is the following: I have a sequence of images in the input that I need to morph and create a gif animation with smooth transitions in between the input images as the output.
Having watched the tutorials I know I can easily achieve the desirable effect using Fusion (using Optical Flow or Retiming tools).
Another challenge is that I would like to automate this process to generate the output animation on demand which means that command line is what I am looking for only.
Fusion offers scripting capabilities and I have managed to write simple Lua instructions in the console attached to the Fusion Application. I haven't succeeded with executing the standalone script via the fuscript application.
I have a few questions that I would be grateful for answering:
1. Is it possible to execute the standalone scripts via fuscript in free version of Fusion? Or is this capability available in the paid version only?
2. Given I succeed with generating the script transforming the input into the output, would there be any problems with running the script on GPU-optimized AWS EC2 instance with Fusion software installed?
Many thanks for the answers to my questions.
I am evaluating Fusion to address the problem regarding images morphing.
The problem is the following: I have a sequence of images in the input that I need to morph and create a gif animation with smooth transitions in between the input images as the output.
Having watched the tutorials I know I can easily achieve the desirable effect using Fusion (using Optical Flow or Retiming tools).
Another challenge is that I would like to automate this process to generate the output animation on demand which means that command line is what I am looking for only.
Fusion offers scripting capabilities and I have managed to write simple Lua instructions in the console attached to the Fusion Application. I haven't succeeded with executing the standalone script via the fuscript application.
I have a few questions that I would be grateful for answering:
1. Is it possible to execute the standalone scripts via fuscript in free version of Fusion? Or is this capability available in the paid version only?
2. Given I succeed with generating the script transforming the input into the output, would there be any problems with running the script on GPU-optimized AWS EC2 instance with Fusion software installed?
Many thanks for the answers to my questions.
Last edited by citizen_45 on Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:02 am, edited 1 time in total.