(Resolved) Location of Keyboard Shortcuts

Hey,

I had to wipe my system due to a crazy bug right when a deadline is closing in - I do have a complete time machine backup but didnt dare to restore from it due to this massive bug.
I spent a lot of energy and effort into customizing my resolve shortcuts - please can anyone tell me, where those are stored by default, so that I can maybe find the file from my backup?

I don't think they exist as a separate file. If you did not export them first you may have to rebuild them.

noooooo way!! I was worried about this possibility, but they have to be stored somewhere, together with all other settings of resolve, no?

Alright, I figured it out myself:

User/library/Preferences/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/keyboard.preset.xml

Thank god I found it.

Thanks for posting the location. Very useful info.

Could you help me saying in which folder I should paste that file at?

Alright, I figured it out myself:

User/library/Preferences/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/keyboard.preset.xml

Thank god I found it.

Is this the MacOS location? I couldn't find my shortcut layouts this way on Windows.

Could you help me saying in which folder I should paste that file at?

I think you can put it anywhere you want, you just need to point DaVinci to it when you select "import preset". (I'm just having the problem of finding the one I need to send to my other computer...)

Win 10 location:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Preferences

Has this changed in more recent versions? I'm trying to get it back from a timemachine backup in osx, but can't find any folder in 'User/library/Preferences/Blackmagic Design'. Also the file 'keyboard.preset.xml' doesn't exist.

What (preference) files do I need to bring back?

You're looking for the file "keyboard.preset.xml".

Location in macOS
~/Library/Preferences/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve

How to find it
Open Finder, in the menu bar click on "Go to", then "Go to folder" (shortcut is CMD + Shift + G). Then paste the path above to access the folder.

Hope that helps.