DaVinci Resolve Fusion: Lissajous Figures Tutorial

[@chandrashekhardahale4922]

Wonderful!

[@AbrEvig]

Dear Simon! I am sure to speak for a growing community of Fusioneers...when I express how glad I am that you are producing more material on Fusion. Thank you so much, and please keep uploading more!

[@Take27Ltd]

That was great - thank you! I have watched it twice and will be watching it more times. This is a very exciting use of Fusion's expressions, and begins to help me with projects I have been considering. Excellent.

[@millolab]

Glad to see you back to Fusion tutorials! Something I've been hoping you to cover is the "Gamma" on your compositing basics serie!

[@SimonUbsdell]

I recorded most of it a long time ago now, but I am not 100% happy. This is such a key topic that I don't want to do something that's not as good as it could be. Hopefully now I have closed the door on the Motion tutorials I can make a bit more time for this kind of project.

[@millolab]

@@SimonUbsdell thanks for your answer! I hope to see that one day, then!

[@AbrEvig]

@@SimonUbsdell Yes, yes, Yes!!!

[@TransformX]

Aaaah, excellent, Fusion tutorials! 😁

[@kjvisual7]

Your expressions videos are ultra helpful. You did a great job orienting the posibilities. Now that I need to use that info before I actually forget that I learned this stuff.

[@Tarek_Abdelhafez]

Excellent lesson in Expressions. Thanks Simon!

[@god-lightbulb]

Very excited to see Fusion tutorials from you!

[@TheNewton]

Sweet, definitely useful for learning expressions to make math visualizations.

[@camafin2373]

Great! Nothing from rhe shelf. Not seen before. I will play around with the mathematical visualizations to improve my expression-skills. Thanks!

[@frigbychilwether]

HI, thanks for this tutorial. Interesting to see maths used to create motion graphics this way.

[@MirkoCastellani]

hello Simon I hope you recognize me. Your tutorials are simply extraordinary. I hope they restart for me to do tutorials for Blackmagic Fusion. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with all of us! a warm virtual hug

[@patrickgoethals3235]

How or where do I start to understand expressions. I speak Dutch. the symbols used. are interpreted differently in Dutch (I think). or is this pure mathematics. thx 4 the vid

[@SimonUbsdell]

Fusion expression use Lua (although with limitations). Understanding Lua is the best place to start, in my view.

[@AbrEvig]

Very interesting indeed!!!

[@SimonUbsdell]

It's even more fun to use Fusion to build it in 3D ...

[@AbrEvig]

@@SimonUbsdell Would love to see that!

[@SimonUbsdell]

Have a look at this initial test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5KkmmeYZchsotk There's a lot more I think one could do with this concept. I'm still thinking.

[@AbrEvig]

@@SimonUbsdell Wonderful!

[@TheNewton]

Is there anyway with expressions or modifiers to connect the drawing data to a path thus creating a vector?

[@SimonUbsdell]

I might be wrong, but I'm going to say no. Conceptually that would be very hard to do.