Magic Mask Doesn't Save Quality Setting

The Magic Mask always reverts back to "Faster" when launching Resolve. All of the markings and other settings are saved, but the quality setting always toggles back to Faster. Once I set up the mask the way I want it, Resole should save all of the settings and not ignore certain settings. Please fix this.

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The Magic Mask always reverts back to "Faster" when launching Resolve. All of the markings and other settings are saved, but the quality setting always toggles back to Faster. Once I set up the mask the way I want it, Resole should save all of the settings and not ignore certain settings..

I agree 100% with this, but I'd say this falls under Resolve Feature Requests.

I agree 100% with this, but I'd say this falls under Resolve Feature Requests.

I'd say this is more of a bug than a feature request. The expectation is that once settings have been applied to a video clip then all of the settings will be retained, when they aren't, that's a bug IMO.

I agree 100% with this, but I'd say this falls under Resolve Feature Requests.

I'd say this is more of a bug than a feature request. The expectation is that once settings have been applied to a video clip then all of the settings will be retained, when they aren't, that's a bug IMO.

It's that way for dozens (maybe 100) different operations, many of which I would prefer to "stick" throughout the entire session but does not.

It's that way for dozens (maybe 100) different operations, many of which I would prefer to "stick" throughout the entire session but does not.

What other effects reset after you've applied them to a clip? I can think of plenty of things in pages/panels that don't remember where I was and reset the view settings, selections, etc. but I'd say it's different (worse) for an effect on a clip to be reset, especially one like the magic mask that frequently breaks and needs to be re-tracked. The magic mask does remember all other settings, just not this one, that seems more like a bug.