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Submission Guidelines - please read before submitting

Last post by Midgardsormr « 1 month 3 weeks ago
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by SecondMan » Sun Jan 14, 2018 2:28 pm

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Submissions to Reactor can be made either directly to GitLab, or here in the Submissions forum.

Atoms can be created manually , or with the help of the convenient Atomizer editor.

General

Before submitting anything for inclusion with Reactor, it is highly recommended to start a WIP topic for your tool in the appropriate forum. That way you can gather valuable feedback from testers that may help you polish your tool, and it helps the Reactor team to gauge the usefulness and...

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Support Scripts

If your tool requires a script to support its operation that does not need to show up in one of the typical script menus, place it in the Scripts/Support folder. This will reduce clutter in both the interface and the Deploy/Scripts folder.

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Atom Packages Documentation

Last post by AndrewHazelden « Sat Feb 10, 2018 1:18 pm
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by SecondMan » Sun Jan 14, 2018 3:12 pm

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Creating Atom Packages
Adding a Description to an Atom Package
Adding Emoticon Images to the Description
Using Atomizer to Edit Your Atoms
Adding a Category to an Atom Package
Adding a Required Donation to an Atom Package
PayPal.me Links
WWW Links
Email Links
Bitcoin Links
Adding a Deploy Platform Requirement
Platform Specific Deploy Entries
Adding a Package Dependency
Adding Documentation
Adding Fusion Minimum/Maximum Compatibility
InstallScripts and...

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If you need to write multiple square brackets in an atom file's HTML based description tag, the easiest and most reliable approach is to use the HTML encoded symbol for the characters:

has an HTML encoded format of ]

If you wanted to write in Well [ ] there! in the text part of the atom description text field that could be entered as:

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Sat Feb 10, 2018 1:18 pm
[EXAMPLE SUBMISSION] Nudge, a simple yet handy Warp macro [SUBMITTED]

Last post by SecondMan « Fri Feb 09, 2018 7:43 pm
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by SecondMan » Sun Jan 14, 2018 4:20 pm

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Nudge is a very simple warp tool, that displaces pixels from a source point to a target point, within a user definable range. When using a series of Nudges, they can be concatenated, i.e. the image will be warped only once to get the result, no matter how many Nudges you use.

Nudge.PNG

Controls Tab

Output

View the original source image, or the warped target image.

Source

The coordinates of your source point, this is where the pixels will be warped from.

Target

The...

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To complete the example, this submission has now been deployed to Reactor.

:)

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Fri Feb 09, 2018 7:43 pm
Atomizer Documentation

Last post by SecondMan « Sat Jan 20, 2018 1:22 pm

by SecondMan » Sat Jan 20, 2018 1:22 pm

Atomizer for Reactor

The Atomizer editing tool is an atom package editor that is built into Reactor. Atomizer is able to preview your HTML based description field content including your headings, paragraphs, bold, italics, lists, tables, and even emoticon images. Using the Atomizer tool to prepare your atom packages makes it a lot easier to see what your atom package descriptions will look like with the help of an interactive live HTML preview window that show edits instantly as you type....

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Sat Jan 20, 2018 1:22 pm
Tintensity

Last post by Shem Namo « 16 hours 6 minutes ago
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by Shem Namo » 3 weeks 5 days ago
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Hi everyone, how are you?
I finally have the time to submit this fuse :)

I would like to give a special thanks to Bryan Ray Midgardsormr for teaching me all I know about fuses.
I would also like to thank Aleksander for your research into DCTL.
And I would also like to thank JUNE and the entire WSL community for your help and support!!

I tested the atom and it seems to work on my end.

Cheers!!

Thanks,
David.
com.LearnNowFX.Tintensity.zip

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Hi everyone, how are you?
Let's try this again, shall we.

Updated fuse, updated atom, updated video,
I think we're good to go.

I would like to give a special thanks to Bryan Ray for teaching me all that I know about writing fuses.
And Sam Treadway for all that he did for this Fuse,
Thanks to him the fuse is compatible on all platforms and you have not one, but 4 different Vibrance algorithms to choose from.
I would also like to thank Aleksander Westphal, June Yu, Simon Stansfield, Thibaud...
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AspectRatio - an automatic setup [SUBMITTED]

Last post by SecondMan « 6 days 3 hours ago
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by Millolab » 2 weeks 3 days ago

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Inspired by the fellow pirate bowserlm

here a useful Macro to easily set up the aspect ratio of your footage

just type the ratio you want in the Ratio control, you could do it like 2,35 or typing for example 16/9 or 21/9 or 4/3 .
Then you have to decide if you want the output to be Letterbox or Cropped. If the ratio you input exceed the height of you video (for example if you have a 16/9 video and you output in a 4/3) you should select CROP otherwise you won't see any change.

Cheers!!...

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And bug fix available now! :cheer:

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[Submission] /for console slash-command [SUBMITTED]

Last post by Midgardsormr « 6 days 13 hours ago
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by tberakis » Fri Feb 09, 2018 8:57 pm
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With inspiration from this thread I thought I would create an atom that uses the new slash-command functionality to make this kind of thing easier. It only supports a couple of sub-commands so far, but I can see a few more things that would be nice to add in future versions.

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The /for slash-command is used to quickly and easily apply changes across a number of tools.
Usage
/for (selected|visible|all) [tooltype ]

Supported commands:
animate
color
select
set ( to |expression )...

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It's a Tool script, not a Comp script. It must therefore be located in Scripts/tool and then run by right-clicking the tool in question and choosing it from the Script section of the context menu. Or you can do what you've done to run it as a Comp script. :)
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ColorInspectorPro

Last post by intelligent machine « 1 week 6 days ago
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by Millolab » 1 week 6 days ago

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I'm glad to submit this macro, as is it my first joint effort on WSL.
Frankly this is mostly intelligent machine 's work. I had made a rough version of this, but he took it a few steps further.

Here the DEV thread!

So basically what this tool does is displaying RGBa values of a specific part of your image.

- No need to manual move the overlay. It will automatically move out of the way when you drag the probe within a threshold.
- Each channel's text is displayed in that color
- The...

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Great work 8-) !

Just in case you want to work some more on the fuse, some extra pro features could be:

* Set the amount of decimals you wish to see
* Instead of letting the texts show in their colors, make them all gray/one custom color

Done!

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Twitch - camera shake and more. [SUBMITTED]

Last post by SecondMan « 2 weeks 1 day ago
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by Millolab » 2 weeks 3 days ago

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So this is kinda an old one. Originally it was called wiggler, but then I made some changes and made it significantly better.
At the time I made a tutorial for Wiggler. The macro works exactly the same, but the new UI is way better tho!

here the old video

and here my submission :)

com.Millolab.Twitch.zip

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And submitted! Thanks for sharing! :cheer:

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2 weeks 1 day ago
ToneMapper [SUBMITTED]

Last post by SecondMan « 2 weeks 1 day ago
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by Millolab » 2 weeks 3 days ago

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Ok, this is the last one. :mrgreen:

Here a very simple macro to gently compress your overbrrights in a 0/1 range if you need to do so.
The math inside the custom tool is c1/(c1+1)*n1+c1*(1-n1)
Here an example.

Cheers!

com.Millolab.ToneMapper.zip

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And submitted! Thanks for sharing! :cheer:

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