Hasta La Motion!

I don’t understand how to reconnect my media files. I’m primarily working off an external hard drive and every time I go to another computer I have to reconnect all my media because my drive is given a random letter (I, E, H, etc.) and my files don’t load. That makes sense but in every other program I’ve ever used you just use some re-connect tool to point to the folder where your files are. I asked a Nuke expert how to do this and he said Nuke has no such tool. THATS INSANE!

Reconnecting 30 files manually every day is ridiculous. Please tell me there’s some tool that is hard to find that allows me to reconnect media. (Note – putting it on a local hard drive is not an answer because that file path changes as well on different computers based on name of computer. Also, changing the computer drive letter doesn’t work because I don’t have those privileges at work). I looked on creative crash for script but didnt see one.

Thanks – chris

Hi guys
im expiriancing a very weird problem, when im putting rackdefocus on an image and render it out in full hd, that image looks like its posterize, same problems you can get when you work with 8 bit images usually, someone have anyy idea on how to avoid that? maybe someone have expiriance same problem or i simple need to set something in nuke?
thanks for any help

hey,guys
is there any way to center pivot to my imported geometry as in Maya or do i have to manually do it every time.

Hello,
I just start studying with Ocula, with the PDF that The Foundry provides

and I am already having trouble with the first chapter of the example,

Disparity Generator.

No matter how many times i have tried it, i just can not get the same result, as the PDF provides.

The top one is The result i am post to get,

but I am keep getting buttom kind of result

I have no idea , what i did wrong…

I did excatly what the tutorial provides

this is my Node

I’m sure this is something really simple but I can’t seem to figure it out. I’m trying to set an expression on a center knob for x and y. This is essentially what I want to do…

but the only way I can seem to get it to work is using….

which sets both x and y to ‘width/2’

Thanks for the help.