This is a known issue in the current version of Assets Manager, where relinking media causes Global In/Out values on Loaders to be reset. We have received feedback and plan to add an option “Replace path while retaining timecode” in a future update.
For now, we recommend manually adjusting the In/Out settings for each Loader after relinking media to ensure timing accuracy.
This error is usually caused by an incorrect environment setup or incomplete file structure. Please reinstall the plugin and configure the required environment as per our tutorial:
📎 Click here for installation guide and resources
If the issue persists, send us a screenshot of the error and details about your system environment so we can investigate further.
Yes, it does—provided that the proper Cryptomatte AOVs are enabled and rendered correct channels (e.g., crypto_object, crypto_material).
The file may contain valid Cryptomatte data, but Fusion currently lacks full support for the multipart structure used by Redshift. Even with the Pick Cryptomatte plugin, Redshift’s output may not be fully parsed.
We’ve prepared a tutorial to guide you through manually extracting Cryptomatte masks in Fusion:
📺 Click here to watch the video tutorial
Yes! Based on user feedback, we are continuously improving our tools. Currently:
Assets Manager’s timecode retention feature is in development
Cryptomatte plugin compatibility with more renderers and EXR structures is being tested
Project Manager's multi-platform support (Linux, Mac) is planned for upcoming releases
We welcome your suggestions & feedback, and prioritize frequently requested features.