You can download and add extra macros into the macro folder or you can move macros over to the Fusion template folder. You can see the Resolve folder in the Save dialogue that opens.Įach macro is saved as a *.settings file. To locate the macro folder, try to save a new macro. You can combine them with further tools, add inputs and masks, and change or animate their parameters. You can use macros afterward exactly the same way you use any other Fusion tool. Once you have built a composition and adjusted all parameters you can export any number of connected nodes into a Fusion macro. You can export macros to the template library and to the Resolve Edit Effects Library.īuilding your own Fusion tools and templates from existing nodes is simple.

Right-click mUtility.app, and select 'Open' (do NOT double-click it - macOS detects that as a different type of action).įinally, open FCP again and let us know if the problem persists.Create your own combined tools with custom settings through Fusion Macros.

Switch to Finder and go to your Applications > MotionVFX > Plugins folder,.

Close all running instances of Motion / FCP,.

If you still see the red Missing Media screen, then please follow these steps: If not, then please re-install the plugin via the PKG installer that can be downloaded from your My Products page. Next, reboot your Mac, log onto mInstaller, install previously uninstalled plugin and check if anything has changed.

If you do not see any partitions, then you'll need to change your view to 'Show all devices' via the menu in the top left corner of the app.

Select the partition below your disk, press First Aid again and, once the process has been finalized, close the Disk Utility.Open the Disk Utility (you'll find it in your Applications > Utilities folder), select your disk in the menu on the left side of the app's screen and press 'First Aid',.Go to our app's Settings via the Cogwheel Menu, your Disk Permissions and mInstaller's preferences (do not log back in onto the app just yet),.Open mInstaller and uninstall the plugin,.Close all applications running in the background (especially Motion and FCP), otherwise the files and folders that are in use will be omitted,.The Missing Media error screen may be a result of corrupted macOS disk permissions.

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