Hasta La Motion!

For some reason the Normals node breaks every time I change the frame, If I alter any setting it works….then I go to another frame it breaks…if I set that setting I just changed back to what I had it fixes it…..it can’t hold the data for some reason…which means I can’t render it. Does anyone know if there is a fix for this problem?

Hello Everybody

I’m currently editing a music video, which basically consists of lots of different shots of the same song which now have been cut together in Final Cut Pro. Now I need to perform some post work on them (color correction, roto-splining, …) for which I want to take nuke. How would you manage that? Do you export each cut individually, create a nuke project for each one, render each one out and bring it back to final cut pro? Or is there a better way (I hope so)?

Another thing I was thinking about is working with just one nuke project and multiple read and write nodes – but then I still need to export all the sequences individually. We’re talking about 20 to 30 cuts.

I think that some things like color correction can be done on the whole film. In this case, do you export the final project to Nuke once more and then render out the final image?

Thanks a lot for your help,
Remo

im trying to execute the following script and couldnt get it executed..

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import nuke, os

#This part of the scripts checks the output path and if it doesn’t exist it creates it for you
def CheckOutputPath():
file = nuke.filename(nuke.thisNode())
dir = os.path.dirname(file)
osdir = nuke.callbacks.filenameFilter(dir)
try:
os.makedirs (osdir)
except OSError:
pass

#This script adds the ‘CheckOutputPath()’ script to a selected write node (this can be added as a button in the GUI of Nuke)
def AddCheckOutputPath():
for node in nuke.selectedNodes():
if node.Class() == ‘Write’:
node.knob(‘beforeRender’).setValue(‘CheckOutputPat h.CheckOutputPath()’)
else:
nuke.message(‘This script can only be added to a write node’)

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ive created a py button and its not executing it…
pasted in prerender location still it gives errors…

anyway to use this properly?

This is a maintenance release of Nuke with several bug fixes.

Version
Nuke 6.2v4

Release Date
8 April 2011

Supported Operating Systems
• Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard” and 10.6 “Snow Leopard” (32- and 64-bit)
• Windows XP SP2, XP64, Windows 7 64-bit
• Linux RHEL 5.4 64-bit

New Features
There are no new features in this release.

Feature Enhancements
There are no feature enhancements in this release.

Bug Fixes
• BUG ID 10813 – A Python callback was returning unexpected knob values in a customer script.
• BUG ID 16117 – Too many channels in a script prevented selection.
• BUG ID 16507 – FurnaceCore error messages did not display in the Viewer.
• BUG ID 16881 – Excessive evaluation of knob expressions occurred in Nuke. • BUG ID 17082 – RotoPaint: The spline key options and the view control disappeared behind the stroke/shape list when you expanded the properties panel.
• BUG ID 17495 – Customized Python panels saved in a layout caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 17506 – FurnaceCore: The F_ReGrain node produced a bleached image.
• BUG ID 17637 – Python: nuke.root().showControlPanel() wasn’t correctly showing the Project Settings Panel.

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When I add a gizmo to the node graph, some of them show up at the position of the mouse as normal Nuke nodes, but other show up at random places in the nodegraph so you have to look around for them. Anyone know how to fix this? Nuke 6.2 on both Win and Mac.