End Credit Roll

Does anybody have any advice or best practices to render out a non-studdering end credit roll at 23.98fps destined for HDcam?

How to render Proxy OBJs?

Hello friends,

How do we render a Polygon object as an OBJ file with less resolution? Currently my polygon (a terrain) has many faces and I want a proxy OBJ model out of it to use in Nuke for camera projection.

Is there a way we can do this in Maya? In Vue there is an option for "resolution" when exporting OBJ’s.

Hope I made sense. Kindly let me know.

Tried the Reduce Polycount inside of Maya, but it is messing up the geometry

VFX Compositing Showreel

hello friends, here is my first vfx compositing showreel please give me ur valuable comments

Najeeb__VFX_Showreel from najeebcreatives on Vimeo.

Chemical Brothers – Salmon Dance

Questo video ha già qualche anno, ma è sempre un piacere riguardarselo.
E’ stato realizzato dal duo di registi Dom&Nic e da Framestore CFC per il pezzo Salmon Dance dei Chemical Brothers.

CG Portfolio: Christophe Bouchet

37 years old 3D artist from France which have approx. 10 years of experience and specialization in all the departments.

Vue 9 Infinite and xStream Launched

Vue 9 includes a wide array of rich new features and performance enhancements for creating Digital Nature scenery with more precis…

My animation and vfx works

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hi friends.. here is my blog’s link

http://myanimationandvfxwork.blogspot.com/

there you’ll find my whole work

like animation, visual effect reels, compositing, editing etc..

i’ll update my blog as soon as i complete my new work..

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Regards
Yogendra Nagre

python nuke.frame() delay? is it a bug?

hi, i’m turned into this wierd problem. This is suppose to be very simple script. i attach the .nk file. So in that file i create a single ‘dot’ node (name : framecontrol). add custom pyscript button(name : nextframe). then use this code for that button :

Code:

curfrm = nuke.frame()
newcurfrm=curfrm+1
nuke.frame(newcurfrm)


so when user press this button, it wil jump 1 frame ahead (same like ‘next frame’ function button). So pressing 10 times will jump to 10 frames. It’s so easy. But i have tried this code , type in the script editor like this :

Code:

x=1
while x<11:
  nuke.toNode('framecontrol').knob('nextframe').execute()
  x=x+1


so i’m just confused why this doesn’t work well, suppose to jump 10 frames , but i got only 1 frame jump. I inspect , this has something to do with nuke.frame() which has delay in processing??? so fast iterate/loop is too fast for nuke.frame() to follow?? this is wierd. Try to modify code like this :

Code:

x=1
while x<11:
  nuke.toNode('framecontrol').knob('nextframe').execute()
  message('jump')
  x=x+1


now it’s working fine, it jumps 10 frame as we also have to close every single pop-up window of course, i just simulate this to give ‘delay’ for the script so the nuke.frame() can ‘follow’. Well, i don’t know exactly what happen. Anyone can help me. I don’t know it’s bug or something wrong with my code? any issue with cpu core? If someone can give some good explaination?

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File Type: nk framecontrol.nk (2.9 KB)

pftrack – failed frames

is there anything i can do to prevent failed frames.

all my user track are green an it jus fails im using a cannon vixia hfm30
with 1920×1080 captures. any thoughts as to what i can do to prep before i shoot. thanks

Fusion: Favorites Saving Problem

Hey 🙂 !

I am currently having a strange behavior of Fusion using the "Open File / Save File" option.

Every time I create some favorites (see Attachment) they are just saved
within the current Fusion "session". As soon as I restart Fusion – they are vanished.

Sooo…I am just curious if anyone else had such problems within Fusion 6 so far?

First I thought about having some wrong write-permissions of a folder or a file…but either I tried to change to wrong folders/files-permissions or the problem is somewhere else.

Would appreciate If someone could give me a hint about that…

Thanks.

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