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Fusion Tool Idea: A Node that controls multiple parameters.

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Fusion Tool Idea: A Node that controls multiple parameters.

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Hi all,
Today I was working on a comp, and I had a plan to group all the main controls under a single node to facilitate final tweaks. I used Publish to achieve what I wanted, but I was wondering if it would be possible to create a Fuse that allows you to connect different parameters (without using expressions) so that, in the end, you only have one node to open and tweak as needed. I think this could be helpful in a complex comp.

Anyway, I put together a quick Fuse concept, please see the screenshots below.

addTab.webp
name a Tool.webp
full_window.webp

The Fuse is connected to a script to open an additional window.

I understand this might be pushing beyond the usual limitations, but I was curious to explore the idea.

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