Removing Plugins

[Kevin Monahan]

It’s too bad you’re not digging FX Factory. I just LOVE it!

But if you want to jump ship, the FX Factory application allows for an uninstall. You can find it in your applications folder.

Kevin Monahan
60 Blu-ray Templates for Final Cut Studio 2009
http://www.fcpworld.com
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro

[Jonathan Marck]

Thanks but that’s the first place I looked. Not there!

I was a little too annoyed in my first post. I actually like a lot of the plugs, its the trial ones I’d like to get rid of.

[Kevin Monahan]

Try this:
FX Factory > Actions > Uninstall FX Factory

FX Factory rocks. It’s added a whole new look to my crazy effects stylings.

Kevin Monahan
60 Blu-ray Templates for Final Cut Studio 2009
http://www.fcpworld.com
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro

[Jonathan Marck]

Cool, but where do I do that?

[Peter Wiggins]

The great thing about FxFactory is that you can select which plugins you want to load.

Open up the application FxFactory and then untick the plugins you do not want – done!

HTH

Peter

[Kevin Monahan]

To uninstall completely, open the FX Factory App, then follow the filepath FX Factory > Actions > Uninstall FX Factory.

Sorry if you can’t find it.

Kevin Monahan
60 Blu-ray Templates for Final Cut Studio 2009
http://www.fcpworld.com
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro

[Jonathan Marck]

It’s not in my applications folder and I’ve done a full system search for it. Guess I’m SOL. Thanks FXfactory

[David Bogie]

[jonathan marck] “It’s not in my applications folder and I’ve done a full system search for it. Guess I’m SOL. Thanks FXfactory”

That’s just weirdly not possible but you seem to be willing to blame FxFactory for an inability to manage a system.

If you installed it, it’s there. FxFactory only knows one place to go, you Applications folder. It cannot be placed anywhere else unless you move it or deliberately tell it go someplace else during the installation.

You could try this: Locate the download file and run the installer again. It should tell you there’s another copy and help you find it. Or it might run anyway and you can make a note of where it’s going. Then you can run another “full syste ” search to locate the new copy. Use command-F at the finder level to open the Apple Find window and search for kind:applications, contains fx.

I’m with Wiggins, though, FxFactory’s filters and plugins are really cool and the freebies you get with it are worth having. They’re FREE. And you can easily turn everything else off. Idustrial Designs’ freebies are cool and useful and SugarFx’s Photo Maestro is a life saver. CoverFlux itself is worth any hassle you may have endured up to this point.

bogiesan

[Jonathan Marck]

Reinstalled twice. Still no application in the application folder, even though at the end of the install it specifically says go to the application folder to open the application. I’ve never seen anything like this.

[Jonathan Marck]

Just got an email from Noise Industries saying this is a known issue. They sent me a manual install folder that fixed the problem. Now, time to start ENJOYING this collection!