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New Fusion Features in 18.6

New Fusion Features in 18.6

DaVinci Resolve 18.6 includes a Polygon Shape tool, additions to the USD tools and new ResolveFX for Fusion Studio.

Here’s the “What’s New Section” from the Blackmagic Design Support site:

What’s new in Blackmagic Fusion Studio 18.6

  • Support for Resolve FX Color transform, ACES transform.
  • Support for Resolve FX gamut mapping and gamut limiter.
  • Support for Resolve FX Relight.
  • Support for Resolve FX Chromatic Aberration Removal.
  • Support for Resolve FX Chromatic Adaptation.
  • Support for extruding and beveling 3D shapes.
  • Support for polygon shape tool.
  • Support for rendering scenes with MaterialX materials and OpenVDB volumes.
  • New MaterialX tools to load .mtlx files and apply them to objects.
  • Support for selecting and adjusting imported cameras and lights.
  • Support for selectively transforming and hiding USD objects.
  • New tool to select between variants of an USD object.
  • Improved USD Loader with trim, loop and reverse support.
  • New scene tree dialog for object selection in USD.
  • Context menu option in the nodes and keyframes views to reset tool trims.
  • Support for DaVinci Intermediate conversion options in Fusion tools.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

Check out the detailed release notes for the latest version via the Blackmagic Design support page.

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  1. Gordon Shumway

    September 15, 2023 at 12:40 am

    Thank you Bernd!

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  2. JPD

    September 16, 2023 at 12:29 pm

    Hi Bernd,
    In your intro, how did you succeed in creating the edit page in 3D ? It’s very impressive.
    Have a good day
    J.P

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    • Bernd

      September 17, 2023 at 1:30 pm

      I created that 3D Scene in Blender. Basically taking over screenshots from Edit, Fusion, Color and then modeling over it with some simple boxes etc. Then I rendered from Blender and added some 2D effects in Fusion.

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