This small scripts puts all your selected read node into a single append node in that order,thus giving you a small time line of nodes,user can scrub through.
appendclip
Updated: 29 July 2010
Author: sameer
Compatible Nuke versions: 4.8 or later
Compatibility: Windows
Here the Function :
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def appendallclips(): sw=nuke.nodes.AppendClip() an = [n for n in nuke.allNodes() if n.Class() == "Read"] s=len(an) print s x=0 while x != s: sw.setInput(x,an[x]) x=x+1 |
and to add the button in your menu py.
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mymenu=nuke.toolbar('Nodes',) mymenu.addCommand('Clip Line UP','appendallclips()') |