Copy plugin files and/or folder from above to the "AEPlugins" folder in "Fusion 5.3"Ĥ. Find After Effects plugins you own in either:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe After Effects 7.0\Support Files\Plug-ins (OR)Ĭ:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects CS5\Support Files\Plug-insģ. Creating directory "AEPlugins" in the root directory "Fusion 5.3"Ģ. Just in case someone else has the same problem we solved it in Fusion 5.3 by:ġ. Have been able to go back to the original version we used to composite the project and it seems to be working now.
Thanks BlackMagic for letting us know that the old plugins wouldn't work in v. Wow, didn't expect to create a huge discussion around plugins and Fusion though I can see the validity of both sides of the argument.Īs far as my problem is concerned it looks like we've figured it out. Let's help fusion develop and grow, and that can't happen if 'everything' is free. There is a trend to want everything for free, but at $1000, again, that becomes less expensive then the sum of plugins you will buy. If Blackmagic Design, or anyone business model could not make any money somewhere, then the user would lose out.
A free pro app, with plugin and 8k support, if you expect any company to put any effort in the product. If you support plugins in a free version, then you could essentially code your way out of features that we may introduce in the paid version, again, removing any incentive for anyone to take fusion further. There is a great amount of interest from 3rd parties now that they see a viable financial incentive to develop. Win Conway wrote:I think the support from 3rd party plugin developers will fall off again, if the lite version supported plugins it would be a strong market, but it isn't so strong on the paid version (No i am not saying the paid version should be free or costs too much, before anybody starts acting all butt hurt, i am just stating a straight business fact)
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