U.R.A. - (Universal Render Adjuster) (URA) v1.1
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U.R.A. is a panel that loads in Nuke and breaks out channels that are in multi-channel renders to allow for adjustment.
Please see the Info.html under the ./docs folder for a more detailed description of how the tool works or visit the link below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSWkAxc4E4o1jLdx53-LHO7_MuxlQM0amnP7UsoXMmfM2N8O17OwM2e1mEkx-GsUloGBbcwzWBHm_Is/pub
The tool ships with configs for Arnold, Mantra, V-Ray and Redshift, but can be update to work with any back to beauty recipe
from any render package. Test render images are availible at the link below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1t3oUtBl9sDjlo1InfRy779P7MzdeRsgb
To install simple extract the zip and place it in a directory that nuke loads via:
nuke.pluginAddPath({PATH_TO_URA})
Install instructions included for modifying pipeline specific workflows in ./docs/install_readme.txt:
- Configs
- Custom nodes
- pipeline_custom script
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v1.1.0 - changelog
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Changes
- removed math on 'negitive' pixels, this was causing extreme colors when renders had negitive pixels in the channels
- layer concatination performance improvement
- added preference panel overrides in nuke prefrences, this allows custom configs, nodes, or grades to be loaded without access to the main U.R.A. install location
Tweaks
- added DAG selected node function to allow builds inside of group nodes
- added refresh selection, a quality of life button to refresh all U.R.A. tools that use list selections
- added label nodes to each break out block for ease of sight
- corrected layer_contact sheet to support anamorphic renders
- added channel_colorcorrect, a more comp centric grade option
Comments
Thanks for releasing it into the wild.
-Jake
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