Additionally, I think that a video format tutorial is superior for teaching you how to use the tool itself, as a written guide for this subject simply isn’t as easy to follow. The following links in the list are tutorials on using the Reactor plug-in tool and the validation that convinced me the tool was safe enough to write about. lua script that you download Video Guides By Multiple Creators to Validate the Tool

(Not to say it isn’t there, I just couldn’t find it.) I couldn’t find a link to the git repo itself on their website anywhere. What I do know is that there is a reference to a private Git within this install script, in the form of downloading files from a private repo on Gitlab. However, I don’t understand that language well enough to understand everything it is doing when opening it in notepad++. Advertisementsīut a quick disclaimer, I can not guarantee the tool to be virus or malware-free – The script itself is in LUA. In fact, most videos show proof of it functioning properly. However, I’ve looked through YouTube, across multiple videos that answer this question in a tutorial format (for my own learning and for validation of the tool), and found nothing that really stood out to me as being potentially dangerous. Now, I know what you’re thinking – A tool designed by a community that calls themselves “We Suck Less” with a muppet mascot as their defining logo feature on a shady-looking forum screams of a scam. Reactor, the DaVinci Resolve Fusion plug-in you need to create an Audio visualizer effect out of an image is by a Blackmagic Fusion Studio Community who calls themselves “We Suck Less.”

I… Yeah, I’m at a loss for words on their choice of logo and website name ( )

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