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QR-coder — OpenFX plugin

Generate QR-codes right in DaVinci Resolve or other OpenFX compatible software.

Things to do:

  • Windows compatible version
  • Performance optimisation
  • Export QR-code as PNG
  • Save presets

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For the End User

QR-code generator for DaVinci Resolve

How to download?
Find 'Releases' section on the page and there you'll be able to download the plugin.

How to install?
Open archive and copy .bundle file to the following folder:

  • Windows version is possible, if I'll see people's interest. Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX\Plugins
  • MacOS: /Library/OFX/Plugins

Important

After adding .bundle file to the Plugins folder, open Terminal app, paste the next line, and press Enter on your keyboard:

xattr -cr /Library/OFX/Plugins/NP_QRcoder.ofx.bundle

Note

If it is your first OpenFX plugin and you don't have 'OFX/Plugins' folder, create the folder yourself.

For Developers

Dependencies
QR Code generator
lunasvg (SVG to PNG/Bitmap)

lunasvg has its own installation commands in CMakeLists file. You probably don't need them. So using 'install' CMake command for the plugin, use the next command:

sudo cmake --install build --component Plugin