Nice tutorial, next time consider leaving the formulas in the description box so we can copy-paste them. (:

Using "comp.RenderEnd" gives you the total number of frames in the clip ... so you can create an expression that doesn't need the length (in seconds) entered, and hence can still be correct even if you drag it to a new length. 😉

Thanks so much for this simple and very informative video- was pulling my hair out trying to create a non traditional countdown of numbers in fusion- u saved me!

Looks like someone got the free Civ VI and downloading it :) Thanks for the frequent videos

Thank you, for making this video!

How do I make it so I can resize and move the circle to the corner to the screen, and have the wipe bound to it? As is, when I move the circle the transition stays centred on the screen. Do I just render out the clip, and resize and move it later in the next project that I’m making this for?

Super and very useful ! very well done Chris! Thanks a lot!

Thanks man!!!!!!!!

Very nice, simple effective and very useful. Thank you :D

awesome video

How can I make the transition only apply to a specific part of the screen? I'm trying to make this countdown in the corner and not in the center of the screen

How do you get the 0 to be a 0 and not a 0, -0, 0?

Do you know how to make the universal countdown leader that is used for post production?

Great video, as always! Any thoughts about timers longer than 60 seconds?

When im attempting this. The countdown just stops are is extremely slow and eventually doesn't move. Has anyone else experienced this?

Again nice tutorial Chris, great idea with this clock wipe, where do you get the knowledge from? other tutorials? manuals? some kind of courses?

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Am I the only one who cant find the DaVinci Resolve logo effect?

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