Allow the composition author to provide a custom Layer (or a group of Layers) for each component of each UI widget, to completely customize the visual appearance of UI widgets.
Proposed new nodes:
Make Action Button Theme (Layers) with the following Layer inputs:
Background
Background: Hovered
Background: Pressed
Make Toggle Button Theme (Layers) with the following Layer inputs:
Checkmark
Checkmark: Hovered
Checkmark: Pressed
Checkbox
Checkbox: Hovered
Checkbox: Pressed
Checkbox: Toggled
Checkbox: Toggled and Hovered
Make Slider Theme (Layers) with the following Layer inputs:
Handle
Handle: Hovered
Handle: Pressed
Active Track
Active Track: Hovered
Inactive Track
Inactive Track: Hovered
You could then create your own Layers (using Vuo's built-in Layer nodes, or using custom images) to feed in to these nodes, and the UI widgets would display the appropriate Layer(s) at the appropriate times.
Turning a composition into an FxPlug plugin for Apple Motion and Final Cut Pro X
Transcript:
Hi, this is Jaymie from the Vuo team. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a Final Cut Pro plugin from a Vuo composition.
Plugins for Final Cut Pro and Motion are called FxPlug. There are three kinds of FxPlug plugins you can create in Vuo: video effects, transitions, and generators.
Video effects appear in the Effects Browser. They alter how a clip looks.
Transitions appear in the Transitions Browser. They transition from one clip to another.
Generators appear in the Titles and Generators sidebar. They generate clips.
Turning a composition into an FFGL (FreeFrame 1.6+) plugin for VJ apps such as Resolume, Magic Music Visuals, VDMX, and Isadora 3
Transcript:
Hi, this is Jaymie from the Vuo team. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create an FFGL plugin from a Vuo composition and use it in Resolume Avenue.
FFGL plugins you create in Vuo will run in 64-bit macOS apps that support FFGL, also known as FreeFrame 1.5 — including the ones listed here.
There are two kinds of FFGL plugins you can create in Vuo. Sources generate content for a clip. Effects change how a clip looks.
First we'll go through how to create an effect. Go to File > New Composition from Template > Image Filter.
