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Plugins not appearing in Resolve #54
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Can you try with the appveyor build? https://ci.appveyor.com/project/NatronGitHub/openfx-misc/build/artifacts |
For some reason, It crashes when I have the cimg bundle installed, and it crashes when I try to use one of the filters from misc. I can't find any way to get a crash report from resolve, it seems to only want to send a report and not let you save it. At least the misc plugins are now showing up. |
On macOS I have to launch Resolve and activate OpenFX twice. It crashes the first time, then it worked. I just fixed a bug on Resolve 14 : NatronGitHub/openfx@1ddffff |
For DenoiseSharpen-only issues, please use #46 |
CImg plugins works on Resolve 14 / macOS, but Resolve has to be launched three times after installation. Plugins appear on the third launch. |
Even Shadertoy works on Resolve |
It's now launching with cimg installed. But when using shadertoy it says that it can't detect the OpenGL version. Im using the latest build artifiact from ~1hr or 2 ago |
The exact error that shadertoy is giving is "Can not render: glGetString(GL_VERSION) failed" Is this a resolve 15 specific issue? |
I'd like to do the same thing on Windows 10, and I'm having the same problem. I copied the Plugins folder from my Natron install and I just can't find the plugins inside of Resolve of Fusion. I would try the AppVeyor build -- but it has expired and is no longer available. My log file (as a guess) looks like it sees the OFX bundles but doesn't do anything with them. Here's an excerpt from my Resolve log OFXCache.xml, I believe there should be a bunch more lines inside of each tag:
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OK I fixed an issue with resolve, can you try again with the plugins from https://ci.appveyor.com/project/NatronGitHub/openfx-misc/build/artifacts ? |
Hello, I have a similar problem. What am I doing wrong? |
@Golem235 look at what I fixed recently in openfx-misc and do the same in your plugin |
@masterex1000 I tryed the current master (last commit from 25.7.) |
look for the string "checkBadRenderScale" in openfx-misc. That's the fix I'm mentioning. |
The commandline on windows doesn't show any prompts. So I tried to print some outputs to a file. |
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I am running the current stable Resolve 16.1 (not Studio). I have placed content of the install.zip artifact into When inspecting the log file found in
and also one like this:
I have also tried to use the binaries provided inside the natron portable distributable package.
I am interested in using the Deinterlace plugin. Can anyone point me in the direction of how to make it work? |
@provangard did you test with the latest appveyor builds ? https://ci.appveyor.com/project/NatronGitHub/openfx-misc/build/artifacts |
@devernay I have tested with 154, 153, 141 and latest natron package. The very latest build 155 failed and there is no artifact available for it. Please let me know what I can do to help in finding the solution. |
This file includes only DeInterlace Misc.ofx.bundle.zip (built from master), everything seems to work, but I don't see any difference in the image. Built on Linux using MXE (gcc7.4), tested on Resolve 15 (Win10). |
I have loaded the file you provided @rodlie . Still no plugins are showing up in Resolve 16.1. Here is part of the log I am getting:
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I need to add correction to my report. The plugin is visible and selectable in the Cut view. It is in the Color view where I assume it should be possible to click on the OpenFX button in the top right corner and to get the list of plugins, which I could use to create nodes. I am a new Resolve user and perhaps I am doing something wrong here. If so, then please let me know. |
I copied both CImg.ofx.bundle and Misc.ofx.bundle from install.zip. At first Resolve was apparently not reading the plugins - they were not visible in the Color screen. Restarted a couple of times, and then clearly Resolve tried to read them, but crashed every time on startup. I removed the CImg plugin, and now it starts. I can find the DeinterlaceOFX plugin under Time, and that's the only plugin I was interested in. |
It may be fixed see #75 |
I'm currently using the Resolve 15 public beta to learn some video editing and I can across these plugins. I tried building them with Visual Studio 2017, but for some reason, that failed horribly, So I installed Natron to get the prebuilt binaries so I wouldn't need to figure out why the build didn't work. (I rarely venture into native development so it's all new to me, I wouldn't know where to start) I pulled the plugins that natron installed from "C:\Program Files\INRIA\Natron-2.3.12\Plugins\OFX\Natron", which were a bunch of *.ofx.bundle folders and I copied them to my "C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX\Plugins" directory. After launching resolve I can't find the plugins anywhere. This is probably a problem that hopefully, has a simple fix that I'm not seeing.
The OFXPluginCache.xml file in my C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support dir also shows all off the bundles being detected, with an entry for every file.
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