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Manage which tools are loaded upon Nuke startup
Single gizmo & .nk files install automatically and show up in current session
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Python callback to customise post-download behaviour (e.g. for quarantine/approval workflows)
Available for Windows, OSX and Linux

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+1 # Matt Skonicki 2019-03-01 18:34

Frank, I'm using Windows and I'm getting this error...

The file "init.py" was not found in plugin_path.
This probably means Nuke was not installed correctly

I'm NOT using Non-Commercial FYI. Any help?

My init.py....
nuke.pluginAddPath('/Users/Matt/.nuke/nuBridge_win64_v1.2.0')

I have the folder in my .nuke folder

+2 # frank admin 2019-03-03 23:34

Hi Matt,

that sounds weird. So the pluginAddPath command is in your ~.nuke/init.py, right?
And when you remove it the error goes away? Is there any more info in the terminal?

Sorry about the inconvenience, let me know any more info and I will do my best to get this up and running for you.
Worst case, can I use TeamViewer to debug this directly?

Cheers,
frank

# Shahin Toosi 2019-07-30 11:21

hey Frank i'm getting a slimier error message windows 10 but not the same!

nuke print a error message ( C:/Users/####/i nit.py: Error interpreting this plugin) im on nuke 11.3v4 if it helps

any ideas on how i can get it up and running ?

thanks
s

-1 # Shahin Toosi 2019-08-23 11:08

P.s. Iv resolved it, But thank you so much for the support. :-|

# frank admin 2019-08-25 23:06

I apologise, I did not see your initial comment. Sending email to admin[at]nukepe dia is a lot less prone to falling through the cracks than leaving a comment on this page. I am trying to stay on top of all the ways people try to contact me.
Glad you could resolve it.

# Norman Cates 2021-05-01 02:53

HI ya! I'm having this error as well. Can you remember what the fix was? Maybe It would fix my error too....

Cheers

# frank admin 2021-05-01 04:49

Hi Norm, what does the terminal tell you when this happens?

# Norman Cates 2021-05-01 05:27

Oh yes! The terminal! How quickly we forget!

File "C:/Users/norma /.nuke/nuBridge _win64_v1.2.3/s rc/controller/i nit.py", line 15
print 'ERROR', sys.exc_info()
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

----------------------------
Looks like line 15 of the init.py. I'm puzzled what the syntax error would be

# Norman Cates 2021-05-01 05:30

Oh the version of Nuke is 13.01. Nuke / NukeX

# Norman Cates 2021-05-01 05:42

I did some searching, and assuming that the version of Python is v3 (which seems likely with python3.dll in the Nuke program folder) then the syntax for print needs brackets.

print ('ERROR', sys.exc_info())
------------------------
I tried that, and got another error in the shell:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/norma /.nuke/nuBridge _win64_v1.2.3/s rc/controller/i nit.py", line 5, in
from common import NKPDSettings, NKPD_DB_NAME
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.

---------------------------------------
And frazzle my hide. I looked closer and you have right at the top "NuBridge is not yet compatible with Nuke 13."

I totally missed seeing that message. I'll stand down. Well, I'll drop back to Nuke 12 I reckon. 13 will probably be bleeding edge for a while anyway.

Perhaps that message could be made a bit more prominent?

+1 # frank admin 2021-05-01 05:53

I only put this note up today which it likely why you hadn't notives it before. I am working on the Python 3/Nuke 13 version and have the code itself working, but compiling it is turning out to be more difficult than expeceted, hence the delay.

# Christopher Grandel 2019-08-08 16:25

I an new to adding Gizmos to Nuke and can not figure out how to get Bridge to install. I am running Nuke on a Mac. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank

# Frank Rueter 2019-08-09 05:27

Have a peek at the manual:
http://www.nukepedia.com/nubridge-user-manual

let me know if you still have trouble though

# Christopher Grandel 2019-08-13 17:14

I have tried to follow the manual but it is not working for me. I am at a lost as to what to do.

Thank

# Christopher Grandel 2019-08-29 17:06

Hi again,

I have tried to follow the manual and I still can not get Bridge to install. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You

# Christopher Grandel 2019-09-02 22:44

Hey Frank,

I am still having problems with getting nuBridge to load and I really could use it. I have tried the init.py path and it still does not work no mater what I try. Please help.

Thanks
Christopher

# Frank Rueter 2019-09-02 22:55

Hi Christopher,
am very sorry for the late response!
What operating system are you on and what happens when you follow the instructions. Does nuBridge just not show up?
Please send me an email with all the info to frank[at]nukepe dia[dot]com so I can help you get this up and running asap

# mohanned ramadan 2019-08-22 14:20

i need to be pro account to log in....right ???
because i try to log in..but told me my account is not a pro

# frank admin 2019-08-23 04:28

Hi Mohanned, yes you do need a pro account which you get by subscribing to it. Just click the nuBridge button in the menu bar at the top of this page and it should guide you through the process.

# Christopher Grandel 2019-09-02 23:21

# mark moritz 2019-10-05 08:28

Is NuBridge not yet compatible with Nuke 12? I am just getting a blank window when trying to load/open it

# frank admin 2019-10-06 21:29

Hi Mark, sorry about this. Do you get any error output in the terminal? I can't currently launch Nuke 12 due to the changes in licensing, but I have a hunch what might be causing this.

# mark moritz 2019-10-07 03:26

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "src\view\MainW indow.py", line 27, in view.MainWindow .MainWindow.__i nit__ (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\MainWind ow.c:1876)
File "src\view\MainW indow.py", line 138, in view.MainWindow .MainWindow.ini tUI (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\MainWind ow.c:5150)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 220, in view.DropStack. DropStack.__ini t__ (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\DropStac k.c:8469)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 230, in view.DropStack. DropStack.setup UI (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\DropStac k.c:8657)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 111, in view.DropStack. DropStackArea._ _init__ (Z:\transfer\NUBRIDGE_COMPILE\windows\nkpd\src\view\DropStack.c:4865)
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'palette'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/mark/ .nuke/nuBridge_ win64_v1.2.0/sr c\controller/me nu.py", line 30, in makeUI
self.widget = nkpd_widgetInst ance_app = Nukepedia.ToolB rowser()
File "src\controller \Nukepedia.py", line 125, in controller.Nuke pedia.ToolBrows er.__init__ (Z:\transfer\NUBRIDGE_COMPILE\windows\nkpd\src\controller\Nukepedia.c:4533)
SystemError: NULL result without error in PyObject_Call

# frank admin 2019-10-07 03:38

OK, thanks. Looks like it may just need an updated Qt.py module (which makes nuBridge backward compatible with Nuke 10).

Could you try downloading the lates version here:
https://github.com/mottosso/Qt.py
And replace nuBridge_osx64_ v1.2.0/src/lib/ Qt.py with it?!

As soon as I can get Nuke 12 to run on my side I will check this and update nuBridge, but if this works for you I can do it sooner.

# mark moritz 2019-10-07 04:18

# frank admin 2019-10-07 04:37

So that is with the latest Qt.py? I will have to get Nuke 12 up and running and test this properly. I am in the middle of production, so can't provide an ETA at the moment, but will try and tackle it asap.

# frank admin 2019-10-14 05:11

Hi Mark,

after some testing on my side I have logged a support ticket with Foundry as I don't se this error in my outside of Nuke. I will keep you posted about their reply.

frank

# Frank Rueter 2019-10-19 07:54

Hi Mark (and other brave souls). Can you please test this version and let me know if it works for you?
http://www.nukepedia.com/nuBridgeDownloads/nuBridge_win64_v1.2.1.zip

# Jeff Rowe 2019-11-10 01:14

Hey Frank,

I can't get nuBridge to show up at all. I've gone through all the installations steps, edited init.py, restarted Nuke and nothing.

I'm on Nuke 12.0v2 / OSX 10.15.1.

Any advice?

# Frank Rueter 2019-11-10 01:46

Hi Jeff,
do you see any errors in the terminal after Nuke has started? If not, can you email me some more details? I.e. what your init.py looks like, where the nuBridge folder lives exactly?!
Nuke 12 support is purely experimental at this stage as too much has changed under the hood, but am happy to investigate.

# sridharan K 2019-12-14 01:41

Hello frank,

i recently purchased nubridge , i didnt see any panel for nubridge? i have followed the instruction

what shoild i do?

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-14 01:59

Hi sridhan, sorry about the troubles.
what version of Nuke are you running and what operating system?
Please send me an email with those details along with info the line you added to the init.py to frank[at]nukepedia[dot]com

nuBridge is not yet compatible with OSX Catalina or Nuke 12 as , both those come with significant changes under the hood.

Cheers,
frank

# sridharan K 2019-12-14 01:59

Quoting frank admin:

I have sent you an email.

i am having the same issue.. can u please help me to fix?

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-14 02:08

I'm not sure what you mean?! Have you sent me an email with more details so I can investigate this for you? I haven't received anything yet.

# sridharan K 2019-12-14 02:43

Quoting Frank Rueter:

Hi sridhan, sorry about the troubles.
what version of Nuke are you running and what operating system?
Please send me an email with those details along with info the line you added to the init.py to frank[at]nukepedia[dot]com

nuBridge is not yet compatible with OSX Catalina or Nuke 12 as , both those come with significant changes under the hood.

Cheers,
frank

Quoting Frank Rueter:

I'm not sure what you mean?! Have you sent me an email with more details so I can investigate this for you? I haven't received anything yet.

hello frank,

i have mailed u all the details.

looking forward to hear

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-14 02:47

got it now, thanks, will take a look

# sridharan K 2019-12-14 04:10

Quoting Frank Rueter:

got it now, thanks, will take a look

Frank is amazing.. he fixed the issue in a matter of seconds .. He is a real PRO .

Thanks a lot Frank for fixing the issue in late night :)

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-14 04:13

No trouble, it's afternoon for me :) It was just an issue with backslashes in the ~/.nuke/init.py . Changing them to forward slashes made it all work as expected.

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-14 19:15

Hello:
After I follow the correct method, I can only see the nukepedia page link in the help,
But I can't see any of nubridge's panels, and I've changed them as directed.
## add plugin paths for active tools in local database
# import logging
Import nuke
import Nukepedia # for logger
from common import NKPDSettings, NKPD_DB_NAME
from model.Nukepedia DBLocal import NPDBLocal
Try:
# logger = logging.getLogger('Nukepedia.init')
__NPDB_LOCAL_DB = NPDBLocal(os.pa th.join(NKPDSet tings().repoLoc ation, NKPD_DB_NAME))
for p in __NPDB_LOCAL_DB.getPaths(pathType='pluginPath'):
nuke.pluginAddPath(p)
Except:
catch all to ensure Nuke starts
print 'ERROR', sys.exc_info()
# logger.critical ('INIT ERROR: {}'.format(sys.exc_info()))
Pass
I added comments, but I still can't see them in nuke

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-14 19:21

# Result: ## add plugin paths for active tools in local database
# import logging
import nuke
import Nukepedia # for logger
from common import NKPDSettings, NKPD_DB_NAME
from model.Nukepedia DBLocal import NPDBLocal

try:
# logger = logging.getLogg er('Nukepedia.i nit')
__NPDB_LOCAL_DB = NPDBLocal(os.pa th.join(NKPDSet tings().repoLoc ation, NKPD_DB_NAME))
for p in __NPDB_LOCAL_DB .getPaths(pathT ype='pluginPath '):
nuke.pluginAddPath(p)
except:
catch all to ensure Nuke starts
print 'ERROR', sys.exc_info()
# logger.critical ('INIT ERROR: {}'.format(sys. exc_info()))
pass
# Result: File "", line 14
catch all to ensure Nuke starts
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-14 19:23

Hello:
I use win7
Nuke version is 11.3v5
The information added to init.py is
nuke.pluginAddPath('\Users\Administrator\.nuke\nuBridge_win64_v1.2.0')
Thank you

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-15 01:03

Hi Zhang,

looks like there are syntax errors after you modified the init.py that ships with nuBridge. Can you please try this version and don't make any modifications to the code?
http://www.nukepedia.com/nuBridgeDownloads/nuBridge_win64_v1.2.1.zip
Also, to avoid other hiccups, please use forward slashes in your ~/.nuke/init.py . i.e.:
nuke.pluginAddPath("/Users/Administrator/.nuke/nuBridge_win64_v1.2.0")

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-15 08:39

Hello:
I'll follow your forward slash again after reading
Turn on nuke prompt
/Users/Administrator/.nuke/nuBridge_win64_v1.2.1 /src/controller /init/py: error interpreting this plugin
Cannot open version nuke11.3v5

# Frank Rueter 2019-12-15 08:43

Can you show the details in the error panel or copy the full error from the terminal?
Sounds like you modified the init.py that ships with nuBridge?

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-15 10:03

The plug-in removes the read and executes it directly in nuke
There are no errors. But there was no result.
Is it because I installed the elementbrowser plug-in that has conflicts

# zhang yongzheng 2019-12-15 10:38

Hello:
We found the reason
it because I installed the elementbrowser plug-in that has conflicts
Thank you

# Samuel Puchovsky 2020-01-04 18:35

I am having troubles logging in inside the plugin, could it be because of space inside my User Name? I can login to page without any problems.

# Frank Rueter 2020-01-05 23:18

Hi Samuel,
are you seeing any errors in the terminal or Nuke's script editor when you try to log in?
I can change your user name to test if it's the white space if you like?

# Samuel Puchovsky 2020-01-06 11:56

Sure, just try to remove the space in my username. I am just seeing the message that username or password is wrong, both in Nuke terminal and in NuBridge window.

# Frank Rueter 2020-01-06 21:25

done, give it a go now and let me know

# andres arias 2020-04-21 02:09

Hi
I'm having trouble inside nuke 12.1.v1
blank window when I try to login

what should I do in that case, please?

message error says:

Disk cache C:/Users/afag8/ AppData/Local/T emp/nuke\Viewer Cache/??: 518MB (6% of 10240MB) used in 62 files.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "src\view\MainW indow.py", line 27, in view.MainWindow .MainWindow.__i nit__ (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\MainWind ow.c:1876)
File "src\view\MainW indow.py", line 138, in view.MainWindow .MainWindow.ini tUI (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\MainWind ow.c:5150)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 220, in view.DropStack. DropStack.__ini t__ (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\DropStac k.c:8469)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 230, in view.DropStack. DropStack.setup UI (Z:\transfer\NU BRIDGE_COMPILE\ windows\nkpd\sr c\view\DropStac k.c:8657)
File "src\view\DropS tack.py", line 111, in view.DropStack. DropStackArea._ _init__ (Z:\transfer\NUBRIDGE_COMPILE\windows\nkpd\src\view\DropStack.c:4865)
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'palette'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 30, in makeUI
self.widget = nkpd_widgetInst ance_app = Nukepedia.ToolB rowser()
File "src\controller \Nukepedia.py", line 125, in controller.Nuke pedia.ToolBrows er.__init__ (Z:\transfer\NUBRIDGE_COMPILE\windows\nkpd\src\controller\Nukepedia.c:4533)
SystemError: NULL result without error in PyObject_Call
Qt: Untested Windows version 10.0 detected!
Reduce Noise v4 calls generate_op but did not make split_input return -1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 78, in showNKPDPanel
qwindow = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().activeWindow()
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'activeWindow'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 78, in showNKPDPanel
qwindow = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().activeWindow()
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'activeWindow'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 78, in showNKPDPanel
qwindow = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().activeWindow()
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'activeWindow'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 78, in showNKPDPanel
qwindow = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().activeWindow()
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'activeWindow'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 78, in showNKPDPanel
qwindow = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().activeWindow()
AttributeError: 'PySide2.QtCore .QCoreApplicati on' object has no attribute 'activeWindow'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "/Users/afag8/. nuke/nuBridge_w in64_v1.2.0/src \controller/men u.py", line 130, in createGizmo
elif common.NKPDSett ings().bakeGizm os or __NPDB_LOCAL_DB.getBakeGizmoByPath(node.filename()):
AttributeError: 'Group' object has no attribute 'filename'

thanks

+1 # frank admin 2020-04-21 03:10

Hi Andres,
as mentioned on the product page, nuBridge is not yet compatible with Nuke 12 due to several updates under the hood. Having said that, I have got a linux version working and am looking into OSX and windows to get an update out as soon as possible (finally). Sorry for the delay on this!

# Anton Sergeev 2020-04-24 12:13

I am using Nuke12.1v2 on Ububntu. Unpacked the nuBridge archive, registered the path in init.py. When starting the program, Nuke gives an error: "/home/XXXX/.nu ke/nuBridge_lin ux64_v1.2.0/src /controller/ini t.py: error interpreting this plugin" tell me how to correctly install the bottom add-on. Thank.

+1 # frank admin 2020-04-24 20:27

Hi Anton,
as mentioned on the product page and in the previous post, nuBridge is not yet compatible with Nuke 12 due to several updates under the hood. Having said that, I have got a linux and osx version working and am looking into windows to get an update out as soon as possible (finally). Sorry for the delay on this!

# Anton Sergeev 2020-04-25 05:36

OK thanks! I will wait for updates. Sorry, I did not read the previous posts.))

# Shahriar Gh 2021-03-31 16:18

Hello,
When will it be updated to be compatible with Nuke 13.0?

# frank admin 2021-03-31 22:33

I am working on this right now and it's going well. If there are no unforeseen issues a Nuke 13 version should be avialable quite soon.

# Norman Cates 2021-05-01 06:29

Just to confirm how installation of tools that are not single items works out of NuBridge.

It will download the zip file to the repository location, and then we need to unzip it, and then install those tools ourselves in the correct places manually.

The manual kind of just stops after saying that NuBridge can only deal with installing single files. I suspect a link or suggestion where to find how to install plugins, gizmos etc in Nuke would be helpful at that point. I know I have to look it up most times! :-)

+1 # Frank Rueter 2021-05-01 06:50

Good idea. How about I include a link to this page?
https://learn.foundry.com/nuke/content/comp_environment/configuring_nuke/loading_gizmos_plugins_scripts.html

# Norman Cates 2021-07-20 03:04

Hi ya, I'm trying to log into NuBridge and it won't accept my username and password.

I can log into Nukepedia using the username and password. I've double checked and triple checked.

This is Nuke 12.2.6 on Windows 10.

In the shell it has this set of lines:

NukeX 12.2v6, 64 bit, built Mar 19 2021.
Copyright (c) 2021 The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Licence expires on: 2021/8/18
KnobScripter v2.4, built Dec 7 2020.
Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Adrian Pueyo. All Rights Reserved.
Disk cache C:/Users/norma/ AppData/Local/T emp/nuke\Viewer Cache/??: 4682MB (46% of 10240MB) used in 386 files.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "src\controller \LoginControlle r.py", line 145, in controller.Logi nController.Log inController.__ encrypt
File "C:\Users\Defau lt\.nuke/nuBrid ge_win64_v1.2.3 /src\lib\rsa\ke y.py", line 218, in load_pkcs1_open ssl_pem
der = rsa.pem.load_pe m(keyfile, 'PUBLIC KEY')
File "C:\Users\Defau lt\.nuke/nuBrid ge_win64_v1.2.3 /src\lib\rsa\pe m.py", line 85, in load_pem
raise ValueError('No PEM start marker "%s" found' % pem_start)
ValueError: No PEM start marker "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" found
ERROR:Nukepedia.LoginController:Wrong user name or password.
Please try again.

======================================
It has worked previously, a month or two ago...

Thanks!

# Frank Rueter 2021-07-20 05:51

Hi Norman, sorry about that. Did you update your Nuke version by any chance?

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