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if you need your output file named exactly like your input file then use a little TCL expression in the file knob of the write node suggestion your filename convention is like: //path/to/file/filename.pattern.ext then: [lindex [split [lindex [split [knob [topnode].file] .] 0] /] end] will give you back just the "filename" part of the original read node if you want…

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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.…