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I believe that’s the same key in 7.0.2!
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Great! Now I will need 1 dollar each time you press your new hotkey, in order to find something new to show you all. 🙂
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If the MacBook has a GeForce card, or preferably two – yes.
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I don’t use the buttons on the Wacom, but I’d probably add Serial, Circular node and Outside to some buttons. And “Grade on/Off” to one. Maybe add Grab Still and Play Still?
And I’d assign one button to open the Radial Menu, where I’d have shortcuts for different nodes and Power Windows.
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I asked my contact person during the beta phase. Neither he knew how it’s unlocked. Maybe it’s Linux specific?
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There aren’t any nodes named “overlay”, “screen” and so on.. So you’ll have to use the different nodes in order to make the desired look.
Without Resolve in front of me now, I think you could give the Parallel Node a go. It should definitely get you in the right direction.
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In the Wacom driver (system preferences) you should be able to map a button on the Wacom tablet to make the pen less sensitive. It’s called “precision mode”. Press and holde – move your pen – enjoy!
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Through VNC ?
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I’ve been blown off every time I’ve emailed Euphonix. Either I get no answer, or they say it’s up to BMD.
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I’ve experienced I need to have the cursor over the nodes or viewer area for it to work. Occasionally it doesn’t matter where the cursor is.
However, you can add the shortcut to another key, which will be that key only to toggle between on/off. What you do is System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> Add DaVinci Resolve to the apps list -> Write the exact menu item (remember CAPITAL LETTERS and any signs like “/”) and press a key to make this one do the job for you. Works like a charm. 🙂