I attached a smaller res pic
till now i take a seperate scanline-renderer for that card and merge the result to the rest with a normal merge node an its according merge operation.
does anyone know a way to do it without a seperate scanline-renderer but with some of the possible merge operations a merge has?
thanks
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Is there a way of altering blending modes of your textures when they are connected to Cards in 3Dspace?
I assume the 3d world works with premultiplied images and when everything is flatten at the Scanline, the math for stacking the layers in 3d space is OVER.
My usual workflow when I want to "Screen", or "Plus" atmos elements that have to be placed in 3d Space is branching off a new Scene and Scanline Node and then add it to the previous flatten 3d Scene.
Not only I’m adding more Nodes to my tree but also it becomes less readable with all the arrows crossing around coming from the same RenderCam.
Is there a more efficient technique of achieving this?
Thanks!
Hope is clear.
Here’s mine:
random(frame) X+A-B
it will randomize the value where X would be the "standard" value. A and B are sort of ranges where the random operator will "move around".
Very useful for random objects flickering(such as stars), procedural fog, and many other procedurally made effects.
thanx
curfrm = nuke.frame()
newcurfrm=curfrm+1
nuke.frame(newcurfrm)
so when user press this button, it wil jump 1 frame ahead (same like ‘next frame’ function button). So pressing 10 times will jump to 10 frames. It’s so easy. But i have tried this code , type in the script editor like this :
x=1
while x<11:
nuke.toNode('framecontrol').knob('nextframe').execute()
x=x+1
so i’m just confused why this doesn’t work well, suppose to jump 10 frames , but i got only 1 frame jump. I inspect , this has something to do with nuke.frame() which has delay in processing??? so fast iterate/loop is too fast for nuke.frame() to follow?? this is wierd. Try to modify code like this :
x=1
while x<11:
nuke.toNode('framecontrol').knob('nextframe').execute()
message('jump')
x=x+1
now it’s working fine, it jumps 10 frame as we also have to close every single pop-up window of course, i just simulate this to give ‘delay’ for the script so the nuke.frame() can ‘follow’. Well, i don’t know exactly what happen. Anyone can help me. I don’t know it’s bug or something wrong with my code? any issue with cpu core? If someone can give some good explaination?
Thanks for helping!
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