Clipper v1.4.1
A DaVinci Resolve Script by Resolve Tools
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WHAT IT DOES
Clipper turns your timeline markers into individual sub-clips or complete
sequences in one click. Set in/out points with a marker pair, name your
destination bin, and Clipper does the rest — with optional handle padding,
timeline ordering prefixes, and multi-track support.

WHAT'S NEW IN 1.4.1
- One window only — launching it again brings the window already open
  to the front instead of starting a second copy

WHAT'S NEW IN 1.4
- Name your reel — Build reel now has its own name field. Leave it
  blank and the reel is named the way it always was
  ("<timeline> — <track> REEL"); type something and the reel is named
  exactly that. Built for VFX pulls where the reel should carry the
  scene rather than the source track — VFX 024, SC024 EXPORT, and so
  on. Repeat pulls of the same name get _02 / _03 automatically
- Build reel is out of beta — assembling the created clips into one
  sequence has been running clean and is now a standard feature

TWO BUTTONS, TWO JOBS
- Create In/Out Clips → the VFX pull: individually named, export-
  ready plate sequences (marker names live here)
- Clip from Range → the viewing cut: one quick sequence of raw source
  clips from a track or range (flatten grouped media first)

REQUIREMENTS
• DaVinci Resolve 18 or later
• macOS

INSTALLATION
1. Copy "Clipper 1.4.1.py" to:
   ~/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/
   Fusion/Scripts/Utility/

   (Create the Utility folder if it doesn't exist.)

2. Restart DaVinci Resolve if it is already running.

LAUNCH
From the Resolve menu bar:
   Workspace → Scripts → Utility → Clipper 1.4.1

FULL DOCUMENTATION
   resolve-tools.com/clipper-guide

QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK
   resolve-tools.com/feedback
