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python/toolset to convert RotoPaint nodes to mattes (creates a duplicate of selected nodes and changes the source to color or bg1) The tool was created to make the creation of DI-mattes or other type of mattes easier, if the comp included RotoPaint nodes that needed to be part of the matte

Relinker is a Nuke tool for relinking footage automatically. It was developed to be used in a small independent film production environment where artists would typically work off their hard drives on multiple locations with different computers. The Nuke scripts we worked with at the time generally had a lot of different read nodes. Instead of losing time relinking nodes manually, we wrote this Python tool to automate the task. Video demonstration: https://vimeo.com/103858180

Customized Dot to easily connect to any nodes in your nukescript in a very neat and efficient way. Toolset/python tool. See video for demonstration.

This tool creates an edge matte with subpixel control based on the alpha input. Increase the slider values to grow/shrink the matte, and blur the inner/outer edges as needed.

This is a chromatic aberration gizmo to mimic the art effects produced by certain lenses. This gizmo gives you control over each channel separately (scaling of R,G,B) and many other channel offset and blur options.

Chroma keyer to isolate for example skin colors

toolset/python tool to deal with all $gui expressions in a nuke script (works on root and inside groups). the tool lets you bake the inverted expressions (to make sure the comp-tree looks exactly the same as the render from the renderfarm) Checks for deleted nodes, existing expressions etc. before storing or restoring knob's $gui expressions. If expressions exist, user will get the option to replace or skip. Tool works on index level for knobs

Nukes default Keyer with added functionality of masking off the key and keying on different colorspaces for a better luma-keying results.

Tool intended to check roto matte's accuracy, or any other kind of matte for that matter.

fxT_precompController is a Toolset/python tool to easily keep track of precomps in large nuke scripts. see video demo for all features.

Nuke Pane (python panel) for sharing nodes between Nuke-users on the same network. In stead of sending an email with nodes to another Nuke User, this script will make it possible to share nodes from inside Nuke to other users on the same network. Multiple users allowed

Alternative to the clone node, using expression instead to link all visible knobs accept knobs that are unsafe to link or that otherwise should not be linked. Make clones great again!

This script loops through all selected nodes and checks if the node has a file knob. If a file knob is present, the path will be opened in the OS file manager/browser. The user will be notified if nothing is selected or if the user does not select any nodes that have an existing file-path. If a selected node has a nonexistent path, this will be printed in the script editor, and the script will continue to process the next selected node. All paths are tested for an existing file. However, due to rendered files being frequently opened and deleted, write nodes only test for an existing directory.

DisableNodes helps speed up your compositing workflow by disabling heavy nodes. You can select nodes you choose to disable, either by the predefined class-buttons, selected nodes or selected class, and then link them together and control the disable/enable from this tool by pressing 'd' for disable. You can also control the ScanlineRender sample values in your Nuke script. Or simply use it as a quick way of comparing before and after grade etc.

Simple copy/paste or link values, without the hassle of manually opening every node and typing in values or expressions. Copy/Paste or link KnobValues from one main node to multiple other selected nodes, by the click of a button. Select which values you want to copy or link by listing them in a text field, then select the nodes you want to include: and click the button.

This is an alternative glow gizmo to Nuke's standard glow node. Features include: blending modes, glow size with more realistic-looking falloff, mask input, reformat settings, anamorphic look, color tinting, tolerance, gain, saturation, and more options to control the glow look. The glow falloff is created by exponentially increasing the blur value to create the more realistic look.

Comp QC Toolset/Group to help assist you in passing the tech QC stage of a compositing shot.