+vScriptValCreateCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object The ScriptVal datatype in Fusion is used to pass Lua tables that hold arbitrary data between nodes. This makes it possible to create custom c-code struct like records that travel through the node graph in a seamless fashion. An example of Lua table formatted information is: \{ num = 3.14, foo = "Hello", snafu = \{ tarfu = "Fuse", \}, bar = "World", \}+vScriptValFromAppCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from the Resolve/Fusion application and comp UserData This node explores the output from Resolve() and Fusion(), along with the current composition attributes via GetAttrs(). The result of this process is a very detailed memory dump of the active parameters users typically interface with. In Resolve it is possible to see a report of the Project Manager, Project, Media Pool, Clips, Folders, Markers, and Timelines.+vScriptValFromCSVCreates a ScriptVal Lua table from a CSV row or column+vScriptValFromDateCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from the Lua os.date() table output+vScriptValFromListFilesCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from a bmd.readdir() listing of files+vScriptValFromPingHostsCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from a Fusion ping hosts subnet scan The ScriptVal formatted Lua table output looks like this: \{ \{ Platform = "Windows", Version = "18.0", Hosts = \{ "FusionServer", "Fusion", "Fusion", "Fusion" \}, HostName = "R1", IP = "10.20.30.1", UserName = "R1$" \}, \}+vScriptValFromPrefsCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from the Fusion preferences+vScriptValFromRegistryCreate a Fusion ScriptVal object from the Fusion registry