#Fxfactory tutorial pro

URL: a generic URL that is opened when the user clicks the “Tutorial” button.

When a tutorial is available, FxFactory will display a “Tutorial” button where appropriate, so that users can access important training videos directly from our software. The Tutorial section lets you define a tutorial for the plug-in.

Two plug-ins may indeed use the same name because the host application uses the Unique ID to differentiate between them.

When duplicating a plug-in via the “Duplicate” command under the “Edit” menu, FxFactory will automatically assign a new Unique ID to the copy. It is however necessary to assign a new Unique ID when old parameters have been deleted or replaced, even if the replacement has the same name and type. It is not always necessary to assign a new ID when adding new parameters to a plug-in, or when renaming and rearranging parameters. Assign a new ID when the changes you make to the plug-in are too many to remain compatible with previous versions.

#Fxfactory tutorial pro

The plug-in's unique ID is how Final Cut Pro and Motion identify and keep track of the plug-in as it gets applied inside your projects. The Unique ID section lets you assign a new ID to the plug-in by clicking the New ID button. Disable this option if you want the plug-in to continue using Apple's own controls. This option is on by default, allowing FxFactory to use its own on-screen controls in Motion 5 and Final Cut Pro X. The Prefers custom on-screen controls if supported by the host option lets you control which implementation of on-screen controls is used. These options can override any choices you may have set for the product as a whole. Transition effects only work inside Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express. For filters and generators, you have the option of loading the plug-in inside all hosts. The Compatibility section lets you control which hosts will be allowed to load the plug-in. In FxPlug hosts, the plug-in’s name will appear with a suffix to indicate the user that the plug-in has been declared obsolete (a newer version ought to be made available to the user.) In Adobe After Effects, all obsolete plug-ins will not be visible inside the host, but they will still be loaded should the user open a project that uses the obsolete plug-in. The This version is obsolete option lets you tell the host that the plug-in should only be made available for compatibility with older projects created by the user. In the future, FxFactory may use the version information for other purposes. The Version text field lets plug-in developers keep better track of changes made to their plug-ins. Motion will also display the first few words of the description in its effect inspector interface. The name you assign to the plug-in lets you identify it inside the host. The Name and Description text fields let you set human-readable information about the plug-in. You can assign a Preview Image from one of the image formats embedded in the FxPack. The Preview feature lets you assign a thumbnail image that is displayed to the user in the plug-in management window. When a plug-in is currently selected in the plug-in editing window, clicking the “Info” tab button displays the following options: