MM_Tools

MM_Tools by Mohamed Mamdouh

 

• MM_ChromaClean

 

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• The Simplest way to create clean plate for any green or blue screen without causing a heavy script.
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• MM_AdvancedReflection

 

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  • Converts any 3D render into mirror reflects the whole environment of any shot using the normals pass only.
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• MM_LightOff

 

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  • Remove a distracting highlight, make a sunny scene flat and overcast, or grade a shot day-for-night, based on Grade Stacking Technique by kenn hedin kalvik.
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• MM_BloomyDefocus

 

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•  a small step-up from Nuke's default Defocus and ZDefocus nodes offering some more control over the Highlights and bokeh with a customized bloom effect like the after effect's camera lens blur effect.
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• MM_Backdrop

 

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• • Automatically fast creating backdrop with customized Label, Color & Font Size.
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• MM_Filler

 

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  • filter based filler tool, Its trying to fill in missing information and to extend available information for a full picture estimation. You have 5 useful options for different filling operations like markers, screen dirt, Alpha holes, noise, wires and custom matte filler for whatever you want to cleanup.
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• Camera_Retime

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• lets you retime any camera in sync with your footage, using the same retime node (Timewarp, Kronos, or Oflow). Save time, avoid re-tracking, and keep your camera perfectly matched with just a few clicks.
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• MM_MergeClips

 

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  • Automatically Merges different clips to be one clip with full control for each clip.
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• MM_Alexa2logC

 

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  • Converts the colorspace between Alexa.rec709 and logC.
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• MM_FrameHold

 

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  • The Normal FrameHold with additional Options
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Installation:

• Unpack the Zip file.
• Copy the whole folder called (MM_Tools) into your NUKE PATH folder (.nuke).
  
• Add init.py file Directly to your NUKE PATH folder.
  
• if you already have init.py file, open it, copy this code and paste into your file:
  

  import nuke

  nuke.pluginAddPath('./MM_Tools')

• Restart Nuke if it's Opened and enjoy your new tools.