Hasta La Motion!

has anyone hooked up their nuke box to the cinemage B420 ?

Hi Everyone,
I’m a 3D artist just starting to get into composting. I’ve been researching retexturing and relighting in nuke this past months and hit a bit of a road block…

Was hoping someone can help me out with UV passes and replacing textures to a comp.

I have a layered exr (from vray) and am wanting to just replace the floor .First is this even possible with the provided multi matte elements? amusing vray has antialiased it?

any help greatly appreciated 😀

Cheers

EDIT:
In the scene file provided I accidently multipyed the new texture into the diffuse.When I put it to over the Gama goes off. What teh proper way to add this new texture to the diffuse?

Scene Files

MPC Vancouver seeking talented artists for current and upcoming productions!

MPC is one of the world’s leading post production facilities creating high-end digital visual effects for the television and feature film industries.

We are seeking the following:
FX Artist

These are exciting opportunities to work in the dynamic world of visual effects. To apply and view all job descriptions please visit:
http://www.moving-picture.com/index….svancouverfilm

FX Artist
FX Artists gather a variety of 3D assets produced by our Layout and Animation departments and use our cutting-edge proprietary toolset to create particle, rigid body, fluid, cloth, fur and hair simulations.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Uses an array of commercial and proprietary software tools to produce photorealistic simulations of real-world phenomena while developing innovative solutions to complex problems.
• Produces test and often final renders of FX elements for a shot.
• Creates working test composites for review by the supervision team.
• Works in partnership with lighters & compositors to ensure shots are delivered to the very highest standard.

Skills and Experience:

• Proven experience in feature, commercials or broadcast visual effects production (or plenty of raw talent if you’re a recent graduate), with a showreel to back this up.
• Experience in live action FX work preferred.
• Good understanding of the entire visual effects process.
• An eye for details, good sense of timing, and through understanding of techniques and technologies relating to physical simulation in computer graphics.
• The ability to think clearly and creatively under pressure.
• Good proficiency with Autodesk Maya, strong scripting skills in MEL, with Python.
• Knowledge of Pixar’s PRMan renderer preferred.
• Familiarity with at least one node based compositing application (Shake and/or Nuke preferred), and a solid understanding of the compositing process.
• Good computer skills, particularly with the UNIX/Linux command line.

Attached Thumbnails