Howdy,

This is my first submission, so apologies if I'm doing anything majorly wrong :)

This is a simple pair of scripts to align selected nodes vertically / horizontally.
I made it for personal use and it has been pretty handy, so I thought I'd share :)

dt

Bookmark selected or active tool.

Set custom bookmark name or use default tool's name.
Then invoke jump script and switch instantly to the desired node in your huge comp.
Use SHIFT+A to add bookmark and SHIFT+J to jump between bookmarks.
Windows users can additionally jump with DOWN/UP or open bookmarks dropdown with ALT+DOWN
Bookmarks are stored in comp metadata, so they will remain after Fusion restart.
The script requires 64-bit Python (v2.7 or v3.6). Suggestions and PR 's are appreciated....

When doing MotionGraphics one often has to animate many (many!) tools,
or connect certain Inputs of those tools to a designated Input of a master tool.
Sometimes one even needs incremental values, so that Tool1 rotates twice as fast as the master tool,
Tool2 rotates three times the speed, Tool3 four times the speed, etc., you get the point...:-)
A lot of copy & paste. And a lot of wasted time.

This script adds Expressions to any Number of Tools and Inputs.
Therefore it first checks the...

Small bug fix in this version. I forgot to change INP_InitialNotify in the InMode back to true so the settings would not persist when opening a saved comp. :shock:

com.SamTreadway.WirelessAnything.zip

coming from:

New in this version:

Loader:
timecode in DPX files now follows SMPTE 12M specifications
reading drop-frame timecode flag (and adding it to metadata)
fixed: incorrect gamma curve conversions for files that don't have the encoding curve tag set in the CineForm metadata, i.e. all files written by Premiere Pro or After Effects
fixed: bugs in the CineForm SDK that would cause alpha channel values to be encoded incorrectly

Saver:
added Segment File option to write large QuickTime MOVs as...

How many times did you want to import a PDF into Fusion?
At least me wanted that often enough that I finally came up with a Comp Script to do so.
Don't expect micacles though...:-)
This Script does require a proper installation of ImageMagick and Ghostscript to convert the PDF to PNG(s).
Yes. Plural. Multipage PDFs will become a sequence of PNGs.
Dialog.png
Apart from selecting the appropriate resolution and filters I found this a bit boring though,
so I started to build a basic Credit...

Take a snapshot of your current frame to compare changes without needing to re-render!
Take up to 4 snapshots to compare with.

How to use Snapshot:
Select what bin to save your snapshot in from the top row. 1, 2, 3 or 4
Make your changes to your comp
Select what source/snapshot you want to see from the second row. Source, 1, 2, 3 or 4
Check difference to appy a difference mode to really compare the differences between your selected snapshot and the source

Note! Snaps does NOT get...

se_SplitComp

Split the current comp into segments and send those segments to the default Render Manager.

Especially helpful if you run into memory issues during rendering long comps.

By splitting the comp into segments, Fusion is forced by the RenderManager to close and re-load the comp after a segment is finished, thus freeing memory.

se_SplitComp_v10.png

Rendermanger on
Connect either to the RenderManager on your machine (localhost) or to any other Rendermanger by typing it's name...

com.JuneYu.Skew.zip
v1.1 fixed edge issue

DepthDefocus.png