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A script to replace the stock "version to latest" command that will only version up if the files are sequentially numbered.

21 Mar 2012

426

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A script to tweak Nuke's Copy/Paste function so that Postage Stamps, when copied, connect to the source's input.

26 Mar 2013

491

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Labelmaker is a wholesale replacement for Foundry Nuke's autolabel.py, offering much more information at a glance in the node graph. Try it - after using it for a while, you'll feel blind without it. No more opening the properties panel to see what a node is doing - Labelmaker shows you this info right in the DAG.

23 Nov 2020

81

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Houdini and Modo let you edit multiple knobs by simply selecting a few and changing the knob of one of them. This isn't as full-featured as that, but it does let you simply and easily edit multiple nodes at once.

09 Jun 2019

86

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Sets a shuffle node to layer currently being shown the viewer and vice versa.

14 Dec 2020

173

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Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an unlimited number of inputs, e.g. Read nodes.

12 Nov 2011

174

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A toolbox to help with organising your scripts and working in a fast, flexible and efficient way using dots & labels.

02 Feb 2018

412

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Cycle through the Merge operations directly in the Node Graph using the '[' and ']' hotkeys! No need to open the properties panel to change from Over to Plus. Works with Merge, ChannelMerge and MergeMat nodes. Works with Python 2 (Nuke 12 and below) and Python 3 (Nuke 13 and above)!

01 May 2021

3

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Select a Merge node and use the '[' and ']' hotkeys to toggle through the Merge operations directly in the Node Graph. To install simply add the .py file to your .nuke folder or other directory in your NUKE_PATH .

25 May 2021

93

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Makes a copy of the selected node which retains all the input connections. Useful if you like to copy Postage Stamps for example. It works with nodes which have multiple inputs such as Scenes, Merges and Scanline Renderers. Uses the ctrl+alt+c hotkey

06 Aug 2018

84