Nuke, VFX Compositing Tips
Backdrop Shortcut – Backdrop nodes in Nuke are incredibly useful for visually organizing complex node graphs, but adjusting their appearance individually can be tedious, especially in large scripts. This guide will show you a simple way to quickly toggle all selected Nuke Backdrop nodes from “Fill” mode to “Border” mode (and vice versa) using a … Read more
Hi! Do you have difficulty installing openCV on nuke? There are several ways that you can try, I did this again when the Nuke version was updated to Nuke15.0v2. It can be hard to try ‘Auto Recommendation for CopyCat‘ if you are unable to install it. When you have difficulty installing openCV on Nuke A … Read more
Hi, it’s Gabrielle. I want to introduce Simple Auto-Shuffle for this post. In the dynamic world of VFX and compositing, efficiency is paramount. Dealing with multiple passes and layers can often become a tedious task. When you’re dealing with a lot of AOV (Arbitrary Output Variables) layers in Nuke, it can be quite time-consuming to … Read more
What are AOV layers? When do you use the AOV layer file? How can I check the file has multiple layers easily in Nuke? How do I separate a single pass on multiple layers (AOV layer) in Nuke? How to merge multiple layers into multiple layers(AOV layer) and render out? Hi, it’s Gabrielle. I want … Read more
Want to script your own nodes, toolbars, and general settings in Nuke? The first step to onboard customization using Python scripting is to create Nuke ‘menu.py’ and ‘init.py’ files in your directory location. How and where do I create Nuke ‘menu.py’ and ‘init.py’ files? 1. Please find your default folder location .nuke default folder location … Read more
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