Installing Reactor Visually
Installing Reactor for Fusion Manually
Using Reactor Content on a Fusion Render Node
Fusion Render Node Preference File
Uninstalling Reactor Manually
Creating the AllData Folder

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Installing Reactor Visually

The Reactor-Installer.lua script makes it quick and easy to set up Reactor inside of Fusion or Resolve.

Step 1. Drag the Reactor-Installer.lua script from a folder on your desktop into the Fusion Standalone Console tab, or...

Reactor Environment Variables
Viewing the Reactor Log File
Using the Windows System Control Panel
Using a Linux BASH Profile
Using MacOS Launch Agent PLIST Files

Reactor Environment Variables

To see more diagnostic logging detail from the Reactor GUI you can add the REACTOR_DEBUG environment variable to your system:

Reactor Debug

The REACTOR_DEBUG environment variable can be set to true if you want to see more verbose logging output when you run the Reactor GUI:...

Overview
Opening Reactor Window
Using the Reactor Package Manager
Installing Atom Packages
Updating Atom Packages
Removing Atom Packages
Removing Plugins on Windows
Searching for Atom Packages
Reactor Categories Explained
Resync Repository
What is a PrevCommitID Value

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Overview

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Reactor is a package manager created by the We Suck Less Community for Fusion and Resolve. Reactor streamlines the installation of 3rd party content...

Does my Fusion workstation need to be connected to the internet to use Reactor?
Do I need a GitLab account to use Reactor?
Do I need to be online to use my installed Reactor Atoms?

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Does my Fusion workstation need to be connected to the internet to use Reactor?

Yes, when using an online repository your workstation needs to be connected. Every time Reactor starts, it syncs with the repository to make sure you have all the latest and greatest updates. Reactor will also only...