Is there anyway to do Plexus like effects in Fusion 16? I read that Krokodove's Connect 3D tool can do that, but it doesn't seem to work in Fusion 16 unless I missed something.

Many (most) 3D Trackers have the capability to create supervised tracking points, set by and adjusted by the user, in order to supplement and/or guide auto-tracking. Fusion's Camera Tracker would benefit from the ability to add existing point tracks and paths in order to supplement the data produced by automatically generated trackers.

An example of PFTrack's User Track node, followed by an Auto Track, showing both types of tracking points.

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fusion could use something that can cut mesh like in a slice.
if you use an image plane to do this; setting it to a matte object; in the viewer it was cut but tools downstream still see all the mesh
the krokodove cut tool does something like this but it is limited to a set 'thickness'
if there is something already existing that can do this, i'd love to know what it is...

It would be really great to have a grain removal tool in Fusion just like Nuke's Denoiser Node. The Remove Noise node in Fusion just doesn't do the trick. I know we can always count on third party plug-ins or apps to get the job done, but I really wanted to have it without the need to spend almost the price of a Fusion Studio license in a plug-in like NeatVideo just to deal with grain!

i probably already asked this before but don't recall any answer so forgive me if i am repeating myself-
is there anything that is comparable to the edge bleed tool in nuke that exists in fusion?
perhaps a macro or fuse?
just looking for some additional keying tools and that sucker in nuke is pretty darn helpful for what it is.
thanks,

I was trying to use macro , but it didn't work (or I just don't know how to use :D).

Ressurecting a 10+ year old feature request here:
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the particle vortex tool has only a position on-screen widget.
what it desperately lacks is a simple on-screen display widget that indicates the direction of the spin, from it's centre, and an interactive way to indicate its strength and speed. I suggest a simple pair of arrows similar to the universal symbol used for recycling. it could grow in size for example as the power is increased, and shrink in size as it is decreased. for...

Ribbon3D is cool and extremely versatile.
Especially the method of setting an explicit start/end point.
However, the lines are pretty much Fusion-unique, rendered output depends on your graphics card,
and they won't export to OBJ, FBX and the like.

It would be *really* cool if there was an option in Ribbon3D to actually create Cylinders instead of lines.
Basically the same controls we have in Shape3D/SurfaceCylinderInputs.

Alternatively Shape3D/Cylinder could come with an option to use...