May
15
I’m trying to learn some basics in Python, and it’s slowly moving ahead by searching this forum. But now I’ve run into a problem. I’m trying to create a write node and set the file knob to the correct path, but it gives me an error. This is the code:
Code:
def autoWrite():
path = "[python {'/'.join(nuke.root()['name'].value().split('/')[0:-3])}]/renders/nuke/[string trim [file tail [value root.name]] .nk]/[string trim [file tail [value root.name]] .nk]_####.exr"
nuke.createNode("Write").knob('file').setValue(path)
If I run this code I get an error saying "IndentationError: expected an indented block". Although, if I remove the "def autoWrite" in the beginning the code works. Problem is that I need to def autoWrite for it to work with my menu.py file.
The path takes the current position of the nuke script and automatically creates render locations for the script.
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