[Quico Encinias]

Ive received truelight.cube files as a 16x16x16. Open it in Textedit and the top will look like below. Replace the #Cube line with “LUT_3D_SIZE 16” without the quotes so that it looks like the second section below. Place in /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/LUT/Arri folder (If no Arri folder, add one). Then it should show up in Davinci.

first section
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# Truelight Cube v2.0
# iDims 3
# oDims 3
# width 16 16 16

# Cube
0.000000 0.000000 0.000000
0.019608 0.000000 0.000000
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second section
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# Truelight Cube v2.0
# iDims 3
# oDims 3
# width 16 16 16

LUT_3D_SIZE 16
0.000000 0.000000 0.000000
0.019608 0.000000 0.000000

[Quico Encinias]

Thanks for the response. Seems like a glaring omission and should be an accessable comp parameter. Im setting up a template to render out a variable length transition. I hope it gets added in cs5.5 I guess ill use a comp marker, it just adds more work on the end user.

[Quico Encinias]

Well im trying to make it as steamlined and error free as possible. The setup is that you change the text and slide one guide layer to match the left edge of the text, then you dont have to select keyframes and/or be parked on them when you move the positioning.then you are ready to render.
this is what ive figured out so far in order to have the easein (on keyframe 2) and easeout (on keyframe 3) be part of the same expression

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key1 = key(1).time;
key2 = key(2).time;
key3 = key(3).time;
key4 = key(4).time;
keymid = (key3-key2)/2 + key2;
slidevar = 720 – thisComp.layer(“guidefortext”).position[0] ;

if (time < keymid) { [easeOut(time, key2, key1, 0, position[0] + slidevar),position[1]]; } else { [easeIn(time, key3, key4, position[0] + slidevar, 0), position[1]]; } ------------

[Quico Encinias]

Well im trying to make it as steamlined and error free as possible. The setup is that you change the text and slide one guide layer to match the left edge of the text, then you dont have to select keyframes and/or be parked on them when you move the positioning.then you are ready to render.
this is what ive figured out so far in order to have the easein (on keyframe 2) and easeout (on keyframe 3) be part of the same expression

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key1 = key(1).time;
key2 = key(2).time;
key3 = key(3).time;
key4 = key(4).time;
keymid = (key3-key2)/2 + key2;
slidevar = 720 – thisComp.layer(“guidefortext”).position[0] ;

if (time < keymid) { [easeOut(time, key2, key1, 0, position[0] + slidevar),position[1]]; } else { [easeIn(time, key3, key4, position[0] + slidevar, 0), position[1]]; } ------------