Hasta La Motion!

but this is not i want, this script only hiding the knob inside the collapsed group_knob. So i want to be able to hide it like python .setVisible() does. Is it possible using pure TCL ?

thanx.

anyone an idea if there is a way to show sth like a little label with the name of the tool directly inside the viewer, e.g.besides its transform jack?? sometimes if opening up three Beziers and 5 transforms it´s hard to decide which one you wanna grab and move.
i know about changing the color, but im fed of :), an automatic label would be more comfortable…
setting, script or similar?

thanks a lot….

I’m working on a green screen key and have done various mattes that I have put into channels for hair, objects in the scene that have more green spill etc.

(I’m working in Nuke 6.)

Now I am wondering why only Primatte is the only big keyer that offers the option to bring in nuke channels as masks?

Both Keylight and IBK don’t have a mask option, though keylight does have an alpha mask option its not as poweful as using a nuke channel so the question is why not?:confused::confused::confused:

Peace
-cr0ss

i just tried to apply the lightwrap-node inside of a 3d-comp, by using an FG-card with alpha for the edge and a BG-card for the light"content".
nuke allows you to plug the A and B into 3D material or card/geo nodes. but -of course- without ability to connect it to the scene it should not work.

so, is there a way to do it in 3D or do i have to take a seperate scanline-renderer to apply the wrap later on?

thanks

I’m having a bit of trouble with the IBK. The problem is getting hair to come out smoothly on the edges. I attached a screen shot of the footage that I’m keying and my nuke script. I’m using a mask on the right side of her hair which is helping but not that much. If anyone has any ideas on how to get the key right please, LET ME KNOW!

cheers,
rdamani