Vito's Con-Fusion stuff is great, but as you rightfully point out, he keeps the 'good stuff' to his patrons. Doing a tool at a time approach isn't the best way to go about this, probably, because there are so many things Fusion can do and one of the fun things in it is how you can totally use tools in different ways than originally intended. If you have some footage that you could share (and if it's any good) then maybe I could do some tutorials. On the other hand, what Andrew Kramer did in his “Blender Beginner Tutorial” series, but for Fusion in Resolve, would be perfect! He does a GREAT job explaining how and, most importantly, when/why he uses a certain tool over another that may achieve the same thing (but maybe not as efficiently). Plus, his channel is more patreon based, so I guess it makes sense for him to be vague about his explanations.

I could try to follow, but that’s not really teaching me how I can do it myself, since I’m not really understanding the why. He is amazing, but sometimes he doesn’t explain why he’s doing what he’s doing. For example, take a YouTuber like Con-fusion. It just tells you the basics and I’m looking for something more in depth. Coming from someone who’s never done 3D work, I really appreciate these types of tutorials (which unfortunately aren’t numerous compared to the ones created for other 3D software).Ī video series explaining all of the nodes in Fusion would be AMAZING! Yes, I’ve RTM, but it doesn’t explain in detail how to combine the different nodes to achieve a desired effect. The VFX videos BMD posted recently helped me make the composition below (nevermind, don’t have permission to post links).

Not just 3D animated titles, but more focused on VFX. Personally, I would LOVE to see more Fusion based tutorials. +1 on making more of these tutorial videos.

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