mt Collect Utilities v3.2
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Contributor: Miguel Torija
Collect utilities is a group of tools that helps you manage your project and files.
Requirements:
13.1, 13.0, 12.2, 12.1, 12.0 or later
Windows
13.1, 13.0, 12.2, 12.1, 12.0 or later
Windows


mtCollect Utilities
Collect Utilities are a group of tools that helps you to create backups and manage your files.
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V03 UPDATE:
- NEW UI
- Now you can copy DeepReads
- Now you can copy reads or other files inside Groups
- Now you can copy image sequences with padding from 1 to 8
- Solve problems with 0 in front of the padding. Example: padding of 4 #### like that '0450' was read as '450', now the problem is solved.
- Solve problems while trying to copy files with exactly the same name but with different paths [Why would you do that :( ]
- Other bugs and adjustments
Please, read the 'readMe_HOW_TO_INSTALL' inside the folder to avoid any problems running the v03.
I will drop a User Guide Here in the following days...maybe weeks.
In theory, it should work also on Mac and Linux, but I've been only able to test it in Windows with nuke 12.0 and above. Apologies for any inconvenience.
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There is a lot of problems with file padding
Which problem do you have with the padding? I will take a look and try to fix it in the new version.
Thanks for your feedback!
When you have files with "myfile.####.ex r" with starting at 850 to 900 for example .... from "myfile.0850.ex r" to "myfile.0900.ex r", your script is searching for "myfile.850.exr " and it create a folder named "myfile.".
Thx for your help.
This script not worked with an EXR sequence. After script to be complete, the ERX folder was empty. Thanks for your help. Sorry for my English i am from Brazil and don't speak English very well.
:)
Thank you!!!!
readBaseNameFra ming = readBaseName.re place("%04d", str(fixNum))
^
IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
If I by pass that .py, Nuke open but the Collect Files doesn't work
But if I bypass that py, it works now.
Anytime I try to "Collect Files", I get a little error window, "Unable to open/read ui device". I tried Nuke 13.1 as well as 12.2, I'm on macOS
Best,
Lucas
If you still have problems, please reach me out through LinkedIn and I will try to help you :)
thanks for the swift reply! Of course I read the (very excellent, btw) manual how to install, and that worked fine. No errors on loadup, the new Menu including Icon is there. I just get this very specific error window, this one: https://i.imgur.com/ap4o4gQ.png
So it's a specific error that I don't understand, haha
I'm only in office for today and tomorrow, then I'm on break till mid january. If it was Ok, I'd contact you when I get back :)
Best,
Lucas
In the meantime, I will drop on these url (https://www.migueltorija.com/post/test-menu-py) a new menu.py that you can try to see if it works better.
Its essentially the same menu.py, but using directly the full path
Happy holidays!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/Admin istrator/.nuke/ menu.py", line 113, in
from mtCollectFiles_ v03 import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mtCollectFiles_ v03'
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