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I have a 3D camera that I wanted to add some random movement to, so I modified its X and Y translation with the "shake" modifier. (is there a better way to do this)

I'd like to manually edit some of those shake points - how can I make the added keyframes editable?

I've seen references to a "bake animation" script, but I can't find the script.

I'm using Davinci Resolve 17 Studio.

Bake Animation is a toolscript. To run a toolscript, right-click the node you want to run it on, and point to Script > [script name].

Bake Animation won't work, though, because that script's been broken for a while. There's an updated version of it that [i]does[i] work available in Reactor. Install the Eyeon Legacy atom, and run the new script from the right-click menu > Script > Eyeon Legacy > Bake Animation.

Perfect, thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for.

I spent so long googling last night, and found a *few* references to "Bake animation" - but that script is not even included in Fusion for Resolve 17.

I'm just curious - how is this not a standard feature? Is this not a common action one would take in a video editing program? "Camera needs some shake - add some shake - make some manual adjustments".

Well, it was a standard feature. It's just that it was broken, and I guess they thought it easier to remove the script in Resolve than fix it. Even though I'd already fixed it… I dunno. The script still ships with Fusion Studio. Not sure why it's not included in Resolve.

OH did you make the Eyeon version? If so, thanks so much!

I updated it for compatibility with v9+, but it's still 98% the same as the original. But in any case, you're welcome!