Hasta La Motion!

hi
i try to make a script for auto setup my project
I know how i can setup the project and create node with python but the first step miss me !
how to create a valid .nk files in python without opening nuke ?
thanks

Im really digging the effect used here its seems to be some sort of
camera projecting or a mix of sill people but how would i achieve this
in nuke i know the answer may be lengthy im just curries as to what was done
sorry if this was posted in wrong forum but i would like to know in nuke how i can achieve this.:confused:

here is the link forgot to add when posted

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuJDaOVz2qY

I watched the video from the 2009 Nuke masterclass where Frank Rueter shows how he projected beziers on geometry to do roto based on a tracked camera. It looks great, but I have some issues. In the attaced project I have seutp a simple groundplane and a bezier projection. The problem is that as the camera moves, my bezier becomes heavely distorted. What would be a good way to get around this? Am I doing anything wrong?

Also, looking at the FX Guide TV episode (http://www.fxguide.com/fxguidetv.html, episode 96), an artist from MPC shows how he used "3D roto" to create masks, with something that looks like a different approch. Using the projection method, you can only have the mask line up at the projection frame, but for his method, the mask seems to track along at the right point all the time. Showed at around 7.25 into the video. Can anyone explain this technique?

Attached Files

3D_roto_test.nk (6.9 KB)

Hi guys,

It’s driving me totally crazy. Please help…

Framecycler crashes all the time when I try to flipbook it in Nuke.

It used to work in Nuke 6.0v7 and now stopped working.

I installed Nuke 6.1v3 and the same issue. Framecycler crashes.

Any ideas why?

I use Mac OSX with ATI Radeon HD 5770.

Thanks for any help or ideas.

I’m trying to roto a girl’s hair ( which is dark ), against a background ( which is light ). It’s a;most impossible to roto with the Roto node, so I’m opting for other ways to achieve this. Can someone explain the F_ColourMatte node to me, or maybe other ways of achieving this tricky roto? Is F_ColourMatte a good way to do this?

Thanks-

Aaron
www.aaronmagee.com