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## Publishing Shots
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Once all `Chocolate` colored clips has been colored to `Pink` color and in the middle of them had appeared marker it has been successfully converted publishing instances. Now we can start **Publisher** - button can be found on OpenPype menu.
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![Create menu](assets/resolve_publish_instance_review_main.png)
Notice that the main track clips and review had been merged into one instance. And since it is main `hero` clip it is also holding all new shot metadata. For that reason it also create secon instance for each with `shot` family. This instance will create all shot hierarchy and pass frame range attributes to shot (asset).
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![Create menu](assets/resolve_publish_instance_other_plateSubsets.png)
Also notice how the subset (instance) name is formed form a *track* name and *subset familly* from previouse steps.
Aslo important to notice the asset name in *OpenPypeData* at marker - the name is the same for all **Vertically renamed** shots as they have been grouped to gether. Unfortunatelly BMDVR is not allowing to rename clips so the only way to know is to se it in marker's metadata.
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## Installation of Python and PySide
### Installing Resolve's own python 3.6 interpreter.