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Yeah, I think your first location, something like /home/youraccount/docker/resolve/mounts/resolve-home/.local/share/DaVinciResolve/.LUT
should be the right one. (The exact path will depend on where you've installed the git repository and the mount folders)
To verify, when you go into the container, say with ./resolve.sh /bin/bash
, do you see the files at /home/resolve/.local/share/DaVinciResolve/.LUT
? You can also just do: ./resolve.sh /bin/ls -la /home/resolve/.local/share/DaVinciResolve/.LUT
I'm not sure how exactly you got the LUTs into the .LUT
directory, but make sure not only that the LUT files are there as expected, but that the permissions and ownership makes the files accessible to the program. They should probably match the other LUT files that are already there. If needed, you can change the permissions or owner with chmod
or chown
from inside the container or outside from the host.
A final thought-- you can also add your own LUT Locations in the settings: From a project, in the top menu bar, choose DaVinci Resolve->Preferences. Make sure the System tab is active, then under General, you can select LUT Locations. Then select Add or Remove.
Hope this helps. Let me know!
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Sorry, it's been so crazy at work! I'll try this later. Thank you so much!
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Oh, wow, your trick in your last paragraph worked! Thank you so much! The next thing I need to figure out are my hundreds of fonts :D
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Glad you got the LUTs sorted. Re the fonts-- did you happen to see this section in the README?
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Very cool! I'll try it later. Thanks a lot! :)
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I finally got it to work. First thing I tried was copying the font into /usr/local/share/fonts. That didn't work. The next destination was in /usr/share/fonts/opentype. The font I copied was Blacksword.otf
. Here are the steps I did, if in case someone in the future encounters the same issues:
1. cd /usr/share/fonts
2. mkdir opentype/blacksword
3. sudo cp /home/myname/.fonts/Blacksword.otf opentype/blacksword
And for folks who will read this, the .fonts
directory is where I've always placed fonts I've downloaded. For the downloaded fonts to work, I have to run fc-cache -f -v
. This is what I did when I was still using Davinci Resolve non-docker-based. With Fat-tire, you don't do this. Just follow the instructions above. Don't forget to put export RESOLVE_ENABLE_HOST_SYSTEM_FONTS="YES"
in either ~/.bashrc orr ~/.zshrc.
I'm heading to work soon. I'll copy all the other fonts tonight.
Thank you so much! :)
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Even more simpler. I created two directories under opentype and truetype. I called them AllOtherTTFs and AllOtherOTFs. I copied all my .otf files to AllOtherOTFs and .ttf to AllOtherTTFs. It worked!
https://github.com/fat-tire/resolve/assets/3783931/46d139d4-2875-4577-94e5-431604576367
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Looks gorgeous! Congrats!
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Thanks for all the help! 😊
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I remember now. On my non-docker-based Davinci Resolve, I can open the LUT folder when I click the button. However, with my docker-based Davinci Resolve, nothing happens when I click it. It doesn't show any errors. Maybe if I move a new LUT in that location and restart Davinci Resolve, it might parse. I will try it.
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The .LUT folder you mentioned, is where I copied my other LUTS before. I fixed the group ownership but it still didn't help. I also tried clicking 'Update Lists' button, it didn't add my LUTs. The version of Davinci is the same as my non-docker version.
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I've followed the instructions. The environment variable worked. However, it looks like the fonts weren't getting rendered properly. I think 98% look the same. I guess I have like 150 fonts. What do you think is going on?
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So you're saying the fonts are there and listed in the pull-down but are not rendered correctly? Is it possible that they are in an unsupported format or something?
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Yes, the fonts are now showing in the pulldown in Davinci Resolve. Previously, I only saw like 15 fonts. Now, I see more than 100 fonts. However, there are fonts that I installed with fc-cache and I don't see them. I can see the fonts working in other applications though. I'll try to move them to /usr/share/fonts. I'll report back later.
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Okay, yeah- I'm guessing that it's now pointing to the /usr/share/fonts (hence the zillion fonts-- probably the system fonts), so basically you want to get the fonts you want (that rhymes!) in the folder it's looking at... keep me posted, and if you have any suggestions for improving the default behavior, let me know. Thanks!
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