Thu Jan 21, 2021 7:57 pm
What John posted is almost what you want I think - but you want to create a Macro, not just save the settings. No need to group them either, as Macro's do that for you. When you create a Macro, it saves the connections used for both input and output from the selected nodes, so when you reuse the Macro it knows how it should be reconnected (based on the selected node, like when you add any other built-in node).
So select your 3 nodes, right-click > Macro > Create Macro. The input and output connections should be automatically selected as being exposed, but you can also expose any additional controls that you want to expose for customization (optional). Give it a name, then in the Macro window's menu go to File > Save (or maybe Save Group) and save it in the same Macro's folder that John showed (it's the default folder anyway), and reuse it in the same way too.
The difference between Save and Save Group is in how the reused Macro is expanded in Fusion; one it'll be as a single "merged together" node that can't be decomposed, and the other it'll be an expandable group of nodes so you can go in and tweak its nodes individually. Despite the names, Save will create the expandable group, and Save Group will save the "merged" version. I usually use Save as it gives more freedom should I want to change things.
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