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- Working with Channels and Layers — Nuke Python API Reference
Reading Channels To get all the channels that exist in the current NUKE script: nuke channels () # Result: [ 'rgba red' , 'rgba green' , 'rgba blue' , 'rgba alpha' , 'depth Z' , 'forward u' , 'forward v' , 'backward u' , 'backward v' , 'disparityL x' , 'disparityL y' , 'disparityR x' , 'disparityR y' , 'mask a' , 'rotopaint_mask a' ]
- Nuke Tips - Retrieve File Path List for Read Nodes - taukeke
Retrieving File Path List for Read Nodes for Anyone This is more for folks who need to know which renders or footages that they are currently using in their Nuke script To run the Python script, simply copy and paste the following codes into the Script Editor panel and execute it!
- Q100154: Relative file path referencing in Nuke – Foundry
This article contains information on how to use relative file paths in Nuke MORE INFORMATION There are two main ways to specify file paths in Nuke: Absolute paths; Absolute paths contain the full path name, so for example on Windows it would look like: C: Users Admin Documents Nuke Project001 Shot001 Frame_#### dpx Relative paths
- How to read a nuke script file and list its read nodes
Is there a way to open the nuke script in batch and list all the read nodes that are present Yes, you can run Python code in terminal mode just as you would in the script editor or a Python interpreter For example: if node Class() == 'Read': print node fullName(), ':', node['file'] value()
- GitHub - mellowpictures path_morph: Python script that converts file . . .
This repository contains a Python script that converts file paths in Nuke Read nodes between macOS and Windows formats It is especially useful when working in environments where file paths differ between operating systems
- NUKE: Python TCL Scripts Tricks - Sacha Djordjevic
How to write tcl code inside a python script: nuke tcl(‘tcl expression here’) For example: nuke tcl(‘file dirname [knob root name]’) Expression to generate an HD resolution stmap with a single expression node: expression 1 (turn off green and blue): (x%1920) 1920 expression 2 (turn off red and blue): (y%1080) 1080 PYTHON SCRIPTS INDEX
- Nuke Python Snippets - Speed up your code writing - Luca Mignardi
Replace part of your file path in the selected Read nodes: sn = nuke selectedNodes() for n in sn: path = n knob('file') value() new_path = path replace('%04d exr','lt %04d exr') n knob('file') setValue(new_path)
- Nuke python code help me. ! : r NukeVFX - Reddit
The script uses nuke frame() method to get the current frame number and nuke root() name() method to get the current file path, this way you can open the frame that is currently being viewed in the Nuke viewer in Photoshop
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