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According to a post on X by @steftranquillin, the creator followed an earlier test of using Fusion inside DaVinci Resolve instead of Blender for scene blockouts with a more complex example. The new test shows a Tesla Cybertruck fleeing a police car, blocked out in Fusion before the scene was generated. The post notes that engagement is small. Compared with the earlier post, the new test adds a more complicated scene to the same workflow.
According to a post on X by @steftranquillin, the creator followed an earlier test of using Fusion inside DaVinci Resolve instead of Blender for scene blockouts with a more complex example. The new test shows a Tesla Cybertruck fleeing a police car, blocked out in Fusion before the scene was generated. The post notes that engagement is small. Compared with the earlier post, the new test adds a more complicated scene to the same workflow.
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Following his earlier post about using Fusion inside DaVinci Resolve instead of Blender for scene blockouts, steftranquillin shared a more complex test: a Tesla Cybertruck fleeing a police car, blocked out in Fusion before generating the scene. Engagement is small. Why it matters: It shows a free editing tool many...
Creators who already own DaVinci Resolve may be able to use its built-in Fusion tool for rough scene planning before generating AI video, rather than a separate 3D program. The source is a single social post with limited engagement, so the workflow is not yet widely tested. It is worth watching whether more creators share results from similar blockout pipelines.
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