Your search for Stuart Robertson returned 14 results.
Search
Start Nuke's FrameCycler
Contributed by crish
This Nuke Script runs Nuke's FrameCycler at startup and closes Nuke afterwards. You can use this if you want to run only FrameCycler as preview player even if you have no FrameCycler license but Nuke on your computer.
Nuke Scripts andRenders
Contributed by GPStuart
Nuke Scripts and Renders - USING MERGE ARITHMETIC TO CORRECT UNEVEN GREENSCREENS
Using Merge Arithmetic to Correct Uneven Greenscreens
Contributed by GPStuart
Assuming that a greenscreen was unevenly lit – a fairly common problem - the basic concept of this approach is to determine the pixel-by-pixel difference between the greenscreen you have and the greenscreen you wish you had, and then to apply a pixel-by-pixel correction using Merge node arithmetic.
Using Nuke to Test The Rules of Perspective Drawing and Measure a Flat Earth
Contributed by xrstuart
Use of a Nuke simulation to test the rules of traditional perspective drawing, and incidentally determine the diameter of the Earth if the Earth were flat.
Getting started with Nuke plugins
Where to Place the Gizmo File
(note: "~" is short hand for the current user's home directory)
You can place .gizmo files in any directory, but common options are:
~/.nuke/
(user-specific, will be automatically sourced by Nuke on startup)
~/.nuke/gizmos/
(recommended subfolder to keep things tidy, this will have to be added manually - see below)
A shared location (for…
Interview with Jon Wadelton
Tell us a little bit about your background
So I’ve been in software development around 20 years, which makes me pretty old now! I started off working life as an audio engineer back in Australia, but found myself increasingly moving towards a more TD like role, building tools for mastering and so on.…
Interview with Mike Romey
Hi Mike. Tell us a bit about yourself.
Prior to joining Zoic Studios I worked in the industry as a CG supervisor, effectsTD, art director and broadcast real-time graphics artist. I came to Zoic with a broad set of skills and quickly gravitated to our pipeline.…
Interview with Jonas Kluger
It is obvious that you put a lot of thought, know-how and experience into “das element”.…
Interview with Hugh Macdonald
We're here with Hugh Macdonald of Nvizible to talk about pipelines, their use of Nuke, custom development, the thrills and spills of open sourcing tools, relighting, particles and more. So kick off a render, grab a cuppa and let's get stuck in.
Tell us a little bit about yourself Hugh.…
Creating a new menu for Custom Gizmos
What we will do: We will add a new menu to your "Nodes" menu. This will make your custom gizmos easier to access.…
Nukepedia.com Privacy Policy
OHUfx ltd. ("We") are committed to respecting your privacy.
This policy (together with our terms of use and any other documents referred to on it) sets out the basis on which any personal data we collect from you, or that you provide to us, will be processed by us.…
User Manual
Installing nuBridge
Unzip the downloaded zip file
e.g.: /Users/frank/.nuke/nuBridge_osx64_v1.0.0
Add the resulting path to your NUKE_PATH or use the <HOME_DIR>/.nuke/init.py file to add it, e.g.:
e.g.: nuke.pluginAddPath('/Users/frank/.nuke/nuBridge_osx64_v1.0.0')
After (re)starting Nuke the nuBridge will be accessible via the Help menu, or as a custom pane via the Pane menu.…
Nukepedia.com Terms of Use
First published: 11 July 2010
Last updated: 4 May 2017
Terms of use for website and online data
This page (together with the documents referred to on it) tells you the terms of use on which you may make use of our website www.nukepedia.com / www.nukepedia.co.uk (“our site”), whether as a guest, free registered or registered "pro" user.…
Release notes
v1.3.0
Compatibility update for Nuke 13
v1.2.0
Fixes / New Features:
compatible with Nuke 11 and later
NOTE: Due to QtWebEngine issues in PySide2 the tools details page had to be disabled in Nuke 11+ for now
urls on the tool description page didn't open (fixed for Nuke pre-v11 only)
nuBridge woudl crash when a favourite list was loaded that…