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Hi, this is very simple question, but couldn’t find how to do it. I want to save my layout with my current project, how to do this? when i reopen my project , it always back to default layout. Also the framing in my node graph (pan/zoom) always go back to zoom all. How to retain the last setting.

Other question is about wire removal, when connect furnacore wire removal to a Read node (dpx), i have no speed porblem when editing the point control (i turn off the result in the wireremoval node -> output set to SOURCE). But if i connect this wireremoval node to a Write node with ‘read file’ turn on, reading the same dpx sequence (so reading back my pre-rendered images), i found it very very slow when edit the point control . If i checked the write node by scrubbing in viewer, i have no problem with the speed. Anyone has this problem ?

thanx

Am freelancing but also open for project basis work.
Speciality in live events and MoGraph.

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SPIN VFX TORONTO IS RECRUITING FOR A FEATURE FILM

Spin VFX Toronto is accepting applications for:

Sr. Nuke Compositors

Software utilized include:

Nuke

Qualified applicants should have a minimum of 3 years PHOTO REAL CG feature film experience. Employment is to commence February 7, 2011 with an anticipated end date of approximately April 22, 2011, or possibly longer.

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Hi there, I’m kind of new to nuke, but learning very quickly and really enjoying using the software, but I have a question about a certain production technique.

I was watching the following tutorials, and this one seems great for unwrapping an environment painting changes in photoshop and the re-wrapping onto a sphere within nuke, but the camera is in a fixed position only allowed to pan and not track:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLkXr…layer_embedded

This one seems great for painting out issues if the camera is a simple track (i.e. rig removal):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l375…layer_embedded

So my question finally is, how would you unwrap an environment from footage where the camera is both panning and tracking, so that changes can be painted and then re-projected, or am I totally going about this with the wrong method?

Thanks in advance

Arvind!