Fusion Pipeline - Installing Nuke2Fusion

[@shawnastrom]

Awesome stuff!

[@dood7431]

This is amazingly helpful, but any advice on how to port this into fusion 17?

[@statixvfx1793]

Go to the fusion page and you can then access the fusion preferences in the top menu. At that point just follow the video.

[@juliandarley]

this is brilliant, thanks! good to see the Keymix in the tools, but i was really hoping the Sampler would be in there. do you have one or do you know of one (that works!) for Fusion?

[@statixvfx1793]

Thanks! The Sampler can be replicated with the Probe modifier, its much much more powerful and lets you sample dynamically.

[@juliandarley]

that sounds great! i have looked up Probe in the Tool reference manual (not hugely helpful for a beginner) and looked at Vito La Manna's quick lesson on the Probe modifier, but i am afraid i am a long way from understanding how to make a Sampler. can you point me to a more in-depth tutorial on the Probe and/or something that might help me get closer to producing, what for me (and for Steve Wright!) is a a vital tool. thx.

[@juliandarley]

that sounds great! i have looked at the Probe modifier in the Tool Ref manual and at Vito La Manna's intro to it, but unfortunately i am still a long way from understanding how to make a sample or slice tool with it. if you could point me to a tutorial that might help me create such a tool, i would be most grateful.

[@statixvfx1793]

Oh, if you want to do something like a slice tool take a look at the CustomTool, its very similar to Nuke's Expression node. I've done slice tools with them. You can sample areas and do a lot of stuff with them. Check the docs for the syntax.

[@juliandarley]

Thx. I have already started investigating the Custom Tool and i will look at the docs. I am actually starting out in both Fusion and Nuke - doing the latter in parallel, because so much teaching material aimed at feature film greenscreen keying is very Nuke-centric (eg Steve Wright, Josh Parks).

[@thethruthchannel]

hie Static, i love your tuts. with quality like this and covering such grey areas sooner or later you will hit the motherload in the Fu community. are you running a Linux flavour.love the UI.

[@statixvfx1793]

Thanks! Im running Ubuntu with i3-gaps as my window manager. Very speedy and fast workflows with just hotkeys.

[@sethweber2224]

Amazing

[@statixvfx1793]

Thanks Seth!

[@ronyascencio4754]

it function on fusion 16 ?