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The community has voted...
...and the winner and recipient of a NukeX license as well as our Nukepedia satchel is:
Ivan Busquets
with 239 votes

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The runner ups with 187 and 82 votes respectively are:
Victor Perez
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Diogo Girondi
Both Victor and Diogo will also receive our Nukepedia Satchel.
Congratulations Ivan, Victor and Diogo!
Almost 1,000 votes were cast over a month. Thanks everyone who took the time to vote!
And a special thanks to the sponsors of this little event: The Foundry and Intraware
Your most valuable players:
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Ivan Busquets I've been in the VFX industry for 10 years now, and a Nuke user for about half that time, |
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Victor Perez
I'm harvesting pixels since 1997, the last 5 years using Nuke for feature films. |
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Diogo Girondi I've been working as a compositor for about 12 years now, and using Nuke |
Here are the complete voting results
Tool Wish ListSuggest and vote for tools that the Nukepedia community can create with Gizmos, Python, PySide etc.
If people start writing one of the suggested tools, it might be best to leave a comment and let people know, so we can avoid redundant work.
1755Votes
Deconvolve tool (removes Motion Blur or Blur)2654Votes
Object Tracker3349Votes
Brush Library / Preset's etc for Paint, Softness / Size / Clone Offset / Overl/Dodge/Burn etc4181Votes
DeepShuffle, DeepCopy, DeepRemove node5174Votes
Mini nodegraph UI for Shuffle/ShuffleCopy nodesNew:You have no permission to vote! Log in or create an account.
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