I feel like this should be a silly question but I can’t for the life of me figure out where to add motion blur for bezier shapes in Nuke. In Shake it was in the parameters tab, but in Nuke there is no motion blur quality slider or checkbox, there is no mention of motion blur at all! I looked at the poroject settings and once again no motion blur settings! Am I missing something here?
thanks in advance
as a python excercise, i wanted to set the tile color for all nodes to a user specified color.
Should be simple 🙂 But the following code always just sets to a grey value, and secondly, the default value for the colorchip doesnt seem to do anything?
nodes = nuke.allNodes()
p = nuke.Panel("Colorize")
p.addRGBColorChip("Color","4194303")
p.show()
tcolor = p.value("Color")
for i in nodes:
i.knob('tile_color').setValue(tcolor)
Anyway, I get crashes all the time, now. I have re-installed Nuke a few times, but still it crashes a lot. Here is where it crashes.
when I am viewing the nodes and I am zooming in and out, back and forth, if I zoom too fast into the nodes or if I zoom and it doesn’t like the way I zoomed, it crashes. It only crashes on viewing the Nodes, though, I can zoom in and out of the viewer windows fine, but if I zoom too fast on the nodes, CRASH!! Happens every 10 minutes of so no.. Getting really frustrating.
Is it a OS X 10.5.7 thing? Are there some Nuke preferences or internals that I can find and delete manually that maybe aren’t uninstalling?
Would love to go back to the stable setup I had.
Thanks.
is there a way to find the 3d position of a tracking point onto a card3d ?
The goal is to have an animated 3daxis who "slide" on the 3dcard and drived by track2d projected on it.
thank,
papi
Last week, we had the FMX event in Stuttgart. It´s an event about vfx for movies, commercials and so on. Digital Domain was there with very interesting speeches about Benjamin Button. One thing I really liked was the spherical hdri lightning inside Nuke.
From what I understood, it was like:
We have a spherical hdri from the scene. Then it got projected in Nuke onto the geometry of the room. Then with the camera track, we get interactive lightning. So the artists at DD could load in an object (for example head of BB) and see immediately the light changes and so on. I think it´s a great way for lighting the scenes. It´s also great for an "animated hdri" for the 3d artists.
If someone knows about it or even works at DD – can you explain a little bit more about the process? How can you say a "projected hdri" to be also the light source in Nuke? sadly, I didn´t ask more about the process… 🙁
Thx in advance, Dez
:niceone:
:niceone://server/project/scene/stage/test.mov
but in the write path I want to get somethinglike this…
//server/project/scene/stage/server_project_scene_stage_test.mov
pls help me….
is there anything like dir name like?
is there something similar in python to tcl’s
addUserKnob node [stack 0] 20 XXX…
addUserKnob node [stack 0] 32 YYY…
to add an existant userknob in a new tab. like you would do with rightmouse click "Manage User Knobs…" > "Pick"
thx
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A. during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
