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Although I thought the reactor.fu config file that the install put into Users/%Username%/AppData/Roaming/Blackmagic Design/Fusion/Config was meant to set the necessary env variables.Īlso, I installed MT_Multimerge through the reactor gui, which says it's now installed but I can't for the life of me find it anywhere. Which would I guess point to an enviroment problem. If I had to guess with no insight it might be an error coming from one of these two Fusion built-in libraries that are used by Fusion's FuScript system?ĬrytomatteError.jpg (47.73 KiB) Viewed 163623 times CrytomatteError.jpg (47.73 KiB) Viewed 163623 times
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Possibly the Fusion 9 Lua scripting layer's dylib library files are not digitally signed to the level of Little Snitch/MacOS X Gatekeeper's current expectation? Hard to know without seeing a Mac OS Console log with more details to work from.
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The Lua script uses the Fusion internal Lua scripting layer to make a cURL download request to the GitLab website to download files and sync Reactor atom packages.
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It has no signature since it is plain text and is not a compiled executable so it wouldn't ever be code signed.
The Reactor Installer is a plain text format Lua script. You have to allow a connection to if you want to be able to download the atoms from the Reactor GitLab repository site which is located here: Reactor uses the GitLab site to host the file downloads. I just created a new rule and allowed it but it is the first time little snitch ever gave me a message like that.
Hi, I installed Reactor, but little snitch is bitching about an invalid code signature. Here are the macOS terminal commands to re-create the AllData: Pathmap folder: Disk permissions error when saving: /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/Fusion/Reactor/System/a/ Fusion on macOS appears to lack the permissions required to regenerate that folder automatically. If you are on macOS and see AllData: PathMap folder permission errors in the Console tab or during the Reactor install process, it likely means you have deleted the AllData: folder at some point and need to manually re-create the directory. Reactor will have been cleanly removed from your system. Be sure to keep the rest of the settings that are in textfield. Edit the text in the "To" field and remove the words " Reactor:System/Scripts". Scroll up in the "Defaults" section and click on the "Scripts:" entry. Be sure to keep the rest of the settings in textfield. Edit the text in the "To" field and remove the words " Reactor:Deploy". Scroll up to the "Defaults" section and click on the "UserPaths:" entry. In the "User" section of the PathMap view click on the entry for the "Reactor:" PathMap. Open the Fusion Preferences window and switch to the "Global and Default Settings > PathMap" section. This will stop the Reactor menu item from being added to Fusion. If you are using Fusion you should remove the Reactor.fu file from your Fusion user preferences Config:/ directory. var/BlackmagicDesign/DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/Reactor/ Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/Reactor/ Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/Fusion/Reactor/Ĭ:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Fusion\Reactor\ The AllData:/Reactor:/ folder is located here: To uninstall Reactor from your system you need to remove the downloaded Reactor "atom" content by deleting the Reactor folder that is located in your shared Fusion AllData:/Reactor:/ folder. $HOME/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/Fusion/Profiles/Default/ $HOME/.fusion/BlackmagicDesign/Fusion/Profiles/Default/ %AppData%\Blackmagic Design\Fusion\Profiles\Default\ The Fusion Render Node preference file has the filename of RenderNode.prefs that is located on your system in this PathMap folder:
It is not strictly required but is a good idea to have for the future as this setting will become useful a few months from now when more Lua/Python scripted features and atoms are added to the toolset. This extra setting can be configured on a render node if you want to be very thorough with your install.
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Each PathMap location you define here will have a full set of sub-folders created during Fusion or Fusion Render Node's startup for holding the custom addons you can use with Fusion like: The UserPaths: section is where you define the folders that hold your fusion user preferences. UserData: AllData: Fusion: Reactor:Deploy This would be the folder you have set in your "REACTOR_INSTALL_PATHMAP" environment variable. If you have moved Reactor to a new installation location on your network share you would change the "To" section entry to point to that custom location you have placed the files at. C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\Fusion\Reactor\
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