Hasta La Motion!

I am extremely new to Nuke, (I’ve only been using it a few days), and I have followed instructions on how to render a project, however, everytime I click render I get this message: "Write1: /home/chri/Desktop/Video Project Files/Black Horizon Games/Video/hello001.(File extension type): Can’t load writer for file type "(File extension type)"
Error: no plugin named "(File extension type)Writer" found"
How can I fix this?
Also, if you can, please post a link to a video or a post with step by step instructions on how to render a project, thank you. 🙂

Hi there,

I’ve been watching the awesome nuke tutorials by Martin Constable and been following his description. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL01wuC2FBc

when i do it like this, everything is quite fine:

but then I do the following (as told in the video at the top)

and my result looks like this:

what am I doing wrong? :/

Thanks in advance

Hey guys,

For a few years now, we –the members of the VFXTalk site — have formed a pretty well-established community and camaraderie where we were able to discuss pretty much anything related to our industry (even unrelated ones too). Suffice it to say, most of us want to save this "community" we’ve established (after all, it took years for it to be formed).

I firmly believe that this community we created is not bound by websites, servers, and URLs. So regardless of the webserver that hosts our discussions, as long as we’re all together and are actively participating we still have this community.

I and a few others have banded together and have moved to facebook (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=471545845432 ). With all the chaos on the VFXTalk site, the facebook group is the most feasible solution at the moment (it’s free, easily accessible, and all are equals (no VIPS). We would love to see you join us, so we can preserve our community: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=471545845432

And in case a new site arises in the future to replace VFXTalk, at least we know where to find you (i.e., on the facebook group) and send you additional info when necessary.

Lovingly Yours,
-Jay

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