Hasta La Motion!

I’m also using Vue, and I exported a tiff sequence of a 20 frame animation, along with an alpha channel of that same 20 frame animation as a tiff sequence. The alpha channel is red and black, which I thought was strange since Im used to working with white and black mattes.

Is this red and black matte usable in Nuke? Or would I have to convert it somehow to black and white only?

Does anyone have an example Nuke script I can check out, to do a simple composite of applying a matte to an image?

Im sure I can find a way to apply the matte to the image, and composite over a checkerboard, but Id rather know the correct way to do this.

Just for reference, the animation is a mountain peak, which is supposed to have the top half matted out, so I can composite over a sky.

If anyone can do a mockup of this or something similar, with a checkerboard, that would be great, I just dont know how to get the mountain image to read the matte to get the transparency.

Thanks.

Hi,
I was wondering if you can change the behavior of search nodes (wen u press Tab key)
Now we have to find the name written from scratch, which is very uncomfortable.

It is possible modify it so you can find strings writing only some part of them?

thanks

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