Hasta La Motion!

I could see if they make you buy a single render maintenance plan, that covers all render nodes, but why make you pay a maintenance fee for EVERY SINGLE render node.

Does anyone else think that’s crazy? I don’t know of any other software that makes you do that, usually you upgrade the core package, and the render nodes are free, or at the very most, 1 separate render license covers all your render nodes.

I love the foundry and the work they’re doing with Nuke, but this maintenance fee stuff is crazy.

But when I open it (no matter what version I use) I get this:

Any ideas?

In the tutorial they connect the Axis node directly to the 3D card, but I believe in Nuke 5 the axis can only be connected through a TransformGeo node?

Tell me if this is right?

how does this compare to nuke 5?

I have been using Nuke for about a year to composite 3D framebuffer passes. I am by no means a "compositor", but can get my way around the software for what I need to achieve with my 3d composites. My question is this; On a PC if I go to command line and type "render -h" the command line spits out a list of render flags for Maya so I can create a .bat file in notepad and render out my scene without the overhead of the software. Is there any command like "render -h" for Nuke in command line or if not can someone please post a list of render flags for a .bat script for Nuke outputs. Thanks to those of you who read and respond to this thread.