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Version
Nuke 6.0v7

Release Date
1 July 2010

Supported Operating Systems
•Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard” and 10.6 “Snow Leopard” (32-bit only)
•Windows XP SP2, XP64
•Linux CentOS 4.5 (32- and 64-bit)

New Features
There are no new features in this release.

Feature Enhancements
There are no enhancements in this release.

Bug Fixes
•BUG ID 8178 – Random pixels occurred in a particular script due to a ScanlineRender issue.
•BUG ID 9040 – Writing Apple ProRes 4444 Codec Mov files were not rendering out correctly on Leopard and Snow Leopard.
•BUG ID 10970 – Silent installs of Nuke launched the Nuke Plug-in Installer.
•BUG ID 11728 – RotoPaint: The Paint memory cache ignored the -c option.
•BUG ID 11805 – Memory usage was kept in a 32-bit type, so Nuke couldn’t be limited to use only 5G memory.
•BUG ID 11829 – The cache disk size was synchronized after every render when only roto shapes were drawn.

Full Release Notes (PDF)

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I have some 10 bit dpx files that i am working with in nuke. They were converted from .r3d files. What is the proper colospace setup for these files. By default the read node is set to cineon and the workspace is set to sRGB. The only thing that looks normal is if i set the read node to linear and the workspace to none. Is this incorrect? Is this a linear workflow?

Hey guys,

I am new in nuke. I comming from Aftereffect.
So I want to put words/text in a 3d world and make a camera animation arround them.
What I did:
I made the 3d world(viewer-scanlinerender-scene-camera)
+ I made a card object and as an image I connected a text node.

It looks fine if I look at these text on cards from far away in my camera:)
but when I go closer it looks aweful. If I put anitaliasing high in scanlinerender it looks better, but still not as good as in AE.

So How can I do it, so that when its very close to my camera the edges are still look like in a vector graphics?

Thanks,

Teo

Hi there,

I’m trying to colour remap a greyscale render and want to have a number of points along each r,g, and b curve in a ColorLookup node, their X position will match between each colour curve and will be controlled by a 0-1 ranger slider, while their Y position will be controlled by a user picked colour.

So if point1’s X slider is set to 0.25, and the colour picked is a pure red, and point2’s slider is 0.75 and is a pure green, the curve would be

red {curve x0.25 1.0 x0.75 0.0}
green {curve x0.25 0.0 x0.75 1.0}
blue {curve x0.25 0.0 x0.75 0.0}

Any ideas on the kind of expression I’d need for this? I can’t seem to control the placement of curve points at all, only define an overall curve with an expression like pow(x,2).

I’m VERY new to NUKE so any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m trying to replicated a node someone made in Fusion that did a gradient colour remap.