Hasta La Motion!

Hi all,

I’m new here, and I’m just starting to learn Nuke (version 6). I have a question about the rotopaint node. I made two shapes in the rotopaint node, and now I want to substract one from the other, so I set the blending mode of that shape to ‘minus’. When I use the node on the side, as a mask input of the merge node, this works. However, when I use the node inline with the image, I get a strange behaviour.

To make things clear I have made screenshots of the situations. The first one shows what happens when I place the node inline with the image. The second one shows what happens when I use it as a mask input on the side.

Am I doing something wrong?

Hans Willem

Hi,

Is it possible to reference another nuke script, like a #include? Basically what I’m wondering is if you could have a master comp, say for a sequence, and then have each shot reference the master comp. The issue is though you would want to be able to change values of the master comp in the shot comp and have those new values save to the shot comp, and not affect the master. Thanks!

Hi.

Has anyone has any success exporting a tracked camera / obj from Nuke6.1 into 3dsmax ?

I’ve done my track in nuke and setup proxy geometry but when I export fbx and import into 3dsmax, my camera and geom aren’t at the right axis. ]

Also, the lens in Nuke is 12mm but when it comes into 3dsmax, it says it’s 51 !

Anyone got any tips ?

Thanks

Hello

I installed nuke and it worked fine. I then installed Ocula (for 3d work) and set the environment path as directed in the instruction..now when I click on the Ocula icon inside Nuke it states..

"The procedure entry point could not be located in the dynamic link library DDImage.dll..then I close that and it opens to this message:

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Nuke
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C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nuke\6.0\plugins\Ocula\2.0/O_Solver2_0.dll: The specified procedure could not be found.

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OK Hide Details…
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Which is very weird because that is where I placed the environment path and if I go to that area the dll is there.

Please advise and thank you.

Somehow the mask falloff I make in Nuke feels biased very differently to what I am used to (as if masks had a different gamma or something), and frankly I do not like that very much. It seems as if the mask has a much brighter gamma (and a wider falloff). Is there a way to switch the mask colorspace to produce a more uniform edge, or is putting grade nodes inbetween the only option? I am working with log DPX files, default Nuke conversion to lin lite and sRGB viewer.