Editing Macros ← DaVinci Resolve ← Socratica

[@loicleray]

Thank you for making these videos. They are fairly niche topics with a way smaller potential reach and yet you make them to help the community out. You are a legend.

[@ClipTellerMedia]

My man! this is exactly what I have been looking for for a long long time, you are amazing!

[@MIHAO]

Amazing. I saved a bunch of my custom animations as Macro Setting instead of Fusion Comps and had no idea how to edit them lol

[@nigelscott2977]

Great just what I was looking for! I appreciate your clear calm delivery too.

[@AbuBakar_0001]

thank uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.... this is exactly what i was looking for !!

[@egcharle]

Excellent, excellent, excellent tutorial video. You hit all the problems beginners would have. I wish they would fix those functionalities and make them more intuitive.

[@AbuBakar_0001]

You are stackoverflow of Davinci :)

[@TyboAudio]

Thank you!! Needed this

[@Last_Wolf]

Greetings from Russia! Wonderful!!! I like your creativity, thanks for the lessons...

[@jacquesbeyens3915]

thank you for this very clear and didactic tuto !

[@shayrealestatephotography]

This one helped me today while I was trying to rewrite/re-suse some Macros I made. Thank you! I was stuck and this got me unstuck.

[@Dexter101x]

Cool tutorial

[@geodude9537]

love you man that ws driving me up the wall tryibng to figure out how to update mine.

[@Lakus231]

2:43 it's possible: Right click > Macro > YourMacroName > click on those 3 dots ... in the right top corner > Save As Group...

[@OldKingMaple]

This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you for making this video. Question for you, has the functionality to directly edit macros been added in the latest version (19)?

[@JohnSmith-he5xg]

Great job!

[@onemancrew6208]

If I update a macro template will it update across all existing instances of that template in the timeline? Thank you for your great lessons!

[@JoelPurnell]

Your channel has been so helpful, thank you! I have an issue with my macros and can’t figure out how to fix it. Let’s say I have a rectangle that starts at zoom size 0.25 and then grows to 0.5 over 10 frames using a key frame in a transform node. When I export the macro I may want to give the user control of the final zoom size at the 10 second key frame point, but I don’t want them to have control of the 0.25 starting zoom size. Currently when I export a macro with this zoom control available, any changes made in the inspector will instead Zoom the start point and then return to the 0.5 zoom key frame point, 10 frames into the effect. How can I do this please? Any advice would be very much appreciated. Best wishes. Joel.

[@ForgeAheadwithMike]

Is there a way to combine several keystrokes into one shortcut? Example: I'm doing tons of this - Cut, then Select Clip, then Add Transition. So far today I've done this about 50 times when it occurred to me there might be a way to make a shortcut for all of these shortcuts together. Can I combine these into one keystroke? BTW great explanation on the video. Clear and to the point. Thanks.

[@minalor_]

If you're still searching for a solution, you should consider learning autohotkey! It's a fantastic way to create all the macros you need, you just have to learn the autohotkey programming language

[@danieledifrancesco6504]

oh.... thank you

[@4Manos]

👏👏👏

[@JoshKaufmanstuff]

Double Clicking on the group files will ungroup them as well if your not into extra clicks ;-) These tutorials are great! Would you consider making a tutorial for adding expressions to animate graphics without keyframes?

[@thuryn.mitchell]

No it wont, cause groups are not showing for this particular node.

[@FumezCreates]

Im curious, what is the difference between Macros, Scripts, and Fuses ?

[@seanedits10]

What if I want to edit Motion Array Templates?

[@thuryn.mitchell]

Ridiculous on BlackMagic's part not to have an easier way to do this. I think this is by design to protect copyrighted macros, templates sold online etc...

[@samuelo8976]

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