I would much rather see the ability to have Macros appear in any of Fusion's menus, where they best fit. "It's only a Macro", as if it's anything less clever, or fast, or worthy. It also appears to support the idea of Macros being second-rate citizens among the Fusion tools. So I would encourage everyone to follow Atomiser in that regard.įrankly, I've wished that the Macro category wasn't there at all, in Fusion. But on the Reactor side it improves the discoverability of tools (and I feel it may also encourage better categorisation). So with that in mind, suppose I'm looking for a certain type of Filter in Reactor, I would expect to go look inside Tools/Filter rather than Tools/Filter and Tools/Macros and Tools/Fuses.įor the Fusion side of things it doesn't really matter that much either if you're expecting to find Macros in the Macros category, they will still end up in there. They are merely different ways of getting to a result that the user wants. I shouldn't really matter if a tool is a Macro, or a Fuse, or a Plugin. Here's a bit of the thinking behind this. If you are new to Reactor, please find more information here. General performance and stability improvements Installing and removing Atoms can now be done by clicking the little checkboxes themselves! Improved and faster search function, which also shows the number of search results Support for custom atom repositories from both GitLab and GitHub using the Reactor.cfg file Clickable HTML hyperlinks in Atom Description fields in Resolve/Fusion 16
New Donation column to make supporting the Reactor community easier New configurable "New" column to get to all the latest and greatest fast! You can find an exhaustive (if not exhausting) Change Log here but here is a choice selection of Reactor 3 goodness:
Users who have Reactor v1 or Reactor v2 installed are also encouraged to re-install Reactor via the Reactor installer v3 script to make sure the Config folder based Reactor.fu file is updated. In DaVinci Resolve and Fusion 16 you can also drag the script from your desktop into the Nodes view to run it. Alternatively, you can also copy/paste the script into the Console text entry area. Simply drag it from your desktop into the Fusion Console tab to run it. (43.86 KiB) Downloaded 187370 times a Reactor 3 Installer v3.141.
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