Hello Fusioneers,

I have a comp and now I want to offset my whole comp in time including all reads writes and animations. Basically everything.

Reason is that I have made this comp which now has to be comped in another shot starting at frame 3000.

How can I do this?

Timespeed and other time nodes will not work for me as I need the keyframes and everything to be at the right time to adjust things.

Here is a Screencapture of me trying to move things. What am I missing?

Hi,

I have a shot that is about 40 seconds long where the photographer had this auto-exposure setting on which means that the footage is going randomly 2 stops up and down. I was trying to think of some way to fix that, or at least to minimize the damage. I thought I could maybe probe the image and use that data to invert the exposure somehow but not sure how I would go about it.

I think I have seen some tool that was designed to fix this kind of stuff, any thoughts?

Hi there,

I'm doing some motion graphics with Arabic text - because Fusion can't handle arabic, I render out the text as pngs. So far so good, but now I need to put the text into a circular graphic:
kbradley-optimise0222.png

I thought I could use Gimp to put arabic on a circular path but it doesn't work. So, is there a way on bending the rendered png? I'm on 16.2 on Mac and I can't get Reactor to work (dunno why). If anyone has a work around I would be soooo grateful.

Best Wishes
Ziggx

Hi,

Since posting this:
and this post by Chad:
I have been learning Houdini for the last few months. Houdini has these amazing solver-nodes that are simply put sub-networks that allow you to iterate over time by having the sub-network (which can contain every tool available) proces the output of the previous frame or timestep.

It appears this behavior is actually very simple to mimic in Fusion by basically having the input of the comp be the output of the comp at Current time-1.
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