autoComper | v1.2 |
5.1, 5.2, 6.0, 6.1 or later
Linux, Mac, Windows
Updated on: 17/09/2011
Downloads: 617
Changes in Version 1.2:
-Now it is possible to add multiple Nodes before and after merging the pass into the Main-Tree
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This Python-Script for Nuke allows to make a basic-comp an the push of a button. It does not matter if it is a MultiChannel-EXR, One-Channel-EXR or any other File with just one-channel like TGA, TIF, JPEG, ...
The Script starts to look for the Channel-Names and if the file just has the 'rgba'-Channel it checks the file-names. Then it orders the Nodes, comps them with the nodes defined and also creates additional nodes.
Example: It looks for the depth-Channel, then adds a Grade-Node, copies the channel into the depth-Channel of the main-tree and adds a zBlur-Node afterwards.
This is just a Basic-Setup. But it can get easily get changed and expended much more just for every need with changing a few variables. For example different setups for background. creatures, effects, ....
Zach Lewis
said:
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... I've been using AutoComp pretty much since I saw it released last year... I find it so super useful. It's funny how polar feelings can be on shuffling channels out to different branches, versus keeping everything in the pipe; but no matter what your feelings are, it's nice to have a fast way to "crack open" passes neatly without resorting to a layer contact sheet. Anyway - thanks. Your comment-line documentation is really helpful and appreciated. |
