Installing OpenFX plugins
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Running ubuntu Mate 18.04.
Recently purchased an OpenFX plugin to use in an application I know works with and is compatible with OpenFX.
However, having no luck installing and getting the plugin recognized by the program.
I tried 2 locations
1 In the application bundle
/home/<username>/<application>/Plugins/OFX/
and
2 in a manually created folder here
/usr/Plugins/OFX/
Neither seems to work.
What is the recommended way to install OpenFX plugins so that they are recognized by more than 1 application?
Is there some type of environment PATH setting that needs setting?
Any feedback appreciated!
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Running ubuntu Mate 18.04.
Recently purchased an OpenFX plugin to use in an application I know works with and is compatible with OpenFX.
However, having no luck installing and getting the plugin recognized by the program.
I tried 2 locations
1 In the application bundle
/home/<username>/<application>/Plugins/OFX/
and
2 in a manually created folder here
/usr/Plugins/OFX/
Neither seems to work.
What is the recommended way to install OpenFX plugins so that they are recognized by more than 1 application?
Is there some type of environment PATH setting that needs setting?
Any feedback appreciated!
18.04
asked 13 hours ago
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up vote
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Running ubuntu Mate 18.04.
Recently purchased an OpenFX plugin to use in an application I know works with and is compatible with OpenFX.
However, having no luck installing and getting the plugin recognized by the program.
I tried 2 locations
1 In the application bundle
/home/<username>/<application>/Plugins/OFX/
and
2 in a manually created folder here
/usr/Plugins/OFX/
Neither seems to work.
What is the recommended way to install OpenFX plugins so that they are recognized by more than 1 application?
Is there some type of environment PATH setting that needs setting?
Any feedback appreciated!
18.04
asked 13 hours ago
eco_bach
230113
Running ubuntu Mate 18.04.
Recently purchased an OpenFX plugin to use in an application I know works with and is compatible with OpenFX.
However, having no luck installing and getting the plugin recognized by the program.
I tried 2 locations
1 In the application bundle
/home/<username>/<application>/Plugins/OFX/
and
2 in a manually created folder here
/usr/Plugins/OFX/
Neither seems to work.
What is the recommended way to install OpenFX plugins so that they are recognized by more than 1 application?
Is there some type of environment PATH setting that needs setting?
Any feedback appreciated!
18.04
asked 13 hours ago
eco_bach
230113
asked 13 hours ago
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Thru trial and error discovered that the application, Natron, is very particular about OpenFX plugin location
Plugin bundles must go here
/home/<username>/Natron2/Plugins/OFX/Natron
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Thru trial and error discovered that the application, Natron, is very particular about OpenFX plugin location
Plugin bundles must go here
/home/<username>/Natron2/Plugins/OFX/Natron
answered 13 hours ago
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Thru trial and error discovered that the application, Natron, is very particular about OpenFX plugin location
Plugin bundles must go here
/home/<username>/Natron2/Plugins/OFX/Natron
answered 13 hours ago
eco_bach
230113
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up vote
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up vote
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Op
Thru trial and error discovered that the application, Natron, is very particular about OpenFX plugin location
Plugin bundles must go here
/home/<username>/Natron2/Plugins/OFX/Natron
answered 13 hours ago
eco_bach
230113
Op
Thru trial and error discovered that the application, Natron, is very particular about OpenFX plugin location
Plugin bundles must go here
/home/<username>/Natron2/Plugins/OFX/Natron
answered 13 hours ago
eco_bach
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answered 13 hours ago
eco_bach
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answered 13 hours ago
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