Doug Liman Moon vfx info
Posted in: 1Director Doug Liman has posted some info at 30ninjas about his untitled Moon film, including an early VFX breakdown.
Director Doug Liman has posted some info at 30ninjas about his untitled Moon film, including an early VFX breakdown.
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I’m looking for a modeller in MAX.
I need a tree (cherry tree without leaves) with textures, and vray displacement map.
High resolution is needed (naturally leave subdivisions active)
write to me to talk about the deal..
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David Campos
i am creating a shuffle node and then trying to set it’s in parameter to be a channel in an incoming exr called "lighting".
I am using the below code
nuke.nodes.Shuffle(in="lighting", postage_stamp=True).setInput(0, nuke.selectedNode())
but this doesn’t work as the "in"parameter is color coded green as it must be a universal python command.
If i use in2 it works for the second shuffle input, but that is of no use to me.
If anyone understands what i have just rambled on about let me know
thanks
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