Cheerio folks,
I was wondering if any of you has made any efforts towards setting up an engine for DaVinci Resolve.
I’m currently taking a look into the community engine for Fusion to see if I can translate some of the code for Resolve.
Anyways does someone of already tried this and could help me out? Or is this currently not doable due to the limitations of Resolve’s API?
Best,
Tony
Hello,
Prism Pipeline has planned to add support on Resolve using the full python support on the paid version.
Could be nice to have SG Toolkit on it, it is a good alternative to Flame or Hiero for conformation, dispatch and review…
Best,
Kévin
I think as far as I’ve dabbled into Resolve their issue is the constant changing api and lack of documentation atm… But would love to see one!
This needs to come back from the dead and get done ….!
Have not looked at this at all, but did find this the other day:
Not much activity though.
Hmmm Interesting, its a start, thank you @kporangehat
Coincidentally just started looking at this. I am having an issue just getting resolve’s python to run stably and import PySide2 without crashing.
@mhatton I think I am running into the same issue you might have here. Have you made any progress getting this working? Any tips? I have gotten a few things up and going but PySide2 using either Flows implementation or just plain PySide2 seems to be an issue mainly I can’t seem to import QtWidgets.