Sun Jun 22, 2025 9:11 pm
I’ve posted this in pieces on other threads, but I want to make a single request putting this all together regarding Fusion parameter and keyframe interaction with the Edit page.
1) Share editors between Edit and Fusion page: There should be a single keyframe editor and a single spline editor that both the Edit page and the Fusion page share. In the same way that all of the pages share a single timeline, the Edit and Fusion pages should share the same keyframe/spline editors. This would be more consistent for users and easier on developers who would not have to update/maintain multiple sets of code that do exactly the same task.
2) Publish parameters from Fusion to Edit page: Add a right-click -> “Publish to Edit Page” option in Fusion for individual parameters, nodes and groups of nodes. This would be a quick and easy way to place desired Fusion parameters onto the Edit page for adjusting and keyframing without the convoluted macro export/import process. These could also be added to a new “Published” (for lack of a better name) panel inside of Fusion to see which controls have being published on the Edit page and to have for editing/arranging the parameters.
3) Drag and drop parameter editor: Have a convenient drag and drop editor to rearrange parameters inside of the Published panel in the Fusion and Edit pages to organize the parameters.
Blackmagic purchased Fusion back in 2014 but the Fusion and Edit page still don’t communicate well together. As of the official v20 release you still can’t even set basic keyframe ease in/out for Fusion effects on the Edit page via the Inspector. The lack of keyframing on the Edit page makes Resolve terrible for VFX/motion graphics. I use Fusion effects almost exclusively and trying to adjust or time effects on the Edit page has been a major source of headaches for me in Resolve. Having Fusion and the Edit pages work together and fixing/improving the new keyframe/spline editors would be amazing for VFX/motion graphics in Resolve. Resolve has so much potential to blow Adobe out of the water in this area and I hope this happens. Thanks.
1) Share editors between Edit and Fusion page: There should be a single keyframe editor and a single spline editor that both the Edit page and the Fusion page share. In the same way that all of the pages share a single timeline, the Edit and Fusion pages should share the same keyframe/spline editors. This would be more consistent for users and easier on developers who would not have to update/maintain multiple sets of code that do exactly the same task.
2) Publish parameters from Fusion to Edit page: Add a right-click -> “Publish to Edit Page” option in Fusion for individual parameters, nodes and groups of nodes. This would be a quick and easy way to place desired Fusion parameters onto the Edit page for adjusting and keyframing without the convoluted macro export/import process. These could also be added to a new “Published” (for lack of a better name) panel inside of Fusion to see which controls have being published on the Edit page and to have for editing/arranging the parameters.
3) Drag and drop parameter editor: Have a convenient drag and drop editor to rearrange parameters inside of the Published panel in the Fusion and Edit pages to organize the parameters.
Blackmagic purchased Fusion back in 2014 but the Fusion and Edit page still don’t communicate well together. As of the official v20 release you still can’t even set basic keyframe ease in/out for Fusion effects on the Edit page via the Inspector. The lack of keyframing on the Edit page makes Resolve terrible for VFX/motion graphics. I use Fusion effects almost exclusively and trying to adjust or time effects on the Edit page has been a major source of headaches for me in Resolve. Having Fusion and the Edit pages work together and fixing/improving the new keyframe/spline editors would be amazing for VFX/motion graphics in Resolve. Resolve has so much potential to blow Adobe out of the water in this area and I hope this happens. Thanks.
Last edited by Tekkerue on Sun Jun 22, 2025 9:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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CPU: Intel Core i7-8700 CPU 3.20GHz
MOBO: ASUS PRIME Z370-A
Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 630 (Yeah, I know!)
Audio: Audient iD14 USB Interface
Storage: Seagate SATA HDD