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Techniques

Scripting

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One of the biggest features of DF4 is it's integrated Scripting language. On this page we will provide many different examples of how DFScript can be used to simplify and automate many day to day tasks in Fusion. We would like this collection to be as comprehensive as it can be so if you have a script you would like to submit please feel free to forward it to us.

Why Scripting?
You may be saying to yourself, "I love my Fusion GUI, why would I ever need to use scripts?" The following page will help explain why Scripting was created for DF4 and why it is still a very useful and powerful feature for today's compositors. More

Online DFScript Reference Manual
So now you're either curious or convinced about what DFScript has to offer. Here you can see the online documentation that has been created for DFScript. This will be an invaluable resource to anyone who has begun writing their own scripts and needs to learn or reference proper syntax. More

Script Depository: What are you looking for?

DFScriptLib A DFScriptlib file is used to make common, useful functions available to all scripts that might be run on an opened flow. More Flow Scripts Flow scripts run from within Fusion. They can be found in the Scripts menu found at the top of the interface. Examples include Archive Flow, Save new version and Change Paths. More		Tool Scripts Tool scripts run from within Fusion. They can be found by right clicking on a tool and selecting Scripts from the context menu that appears. Examples include Bake Animation, Importing Boujou Tracks and Mask Dependencies. More Utility Scripts Utility scripts are any scripts that do not run from within the Fusion interface. More

Click here to download a zipped archive containing all available scripts.

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