QuickScript

Creates a Nuke Script file quickly from the selected Read Node, setting the Format, FPS, and Frame Range into the Project Settings.

Updated: 15 June 2023

Author: Lacrau

Compatible Nuke versions: 12.1 or later

Compatibility: Windows

Some features of this tool:

- The Nuke Script will be saved in the same directory of your selected Read node;

- If the resolution format doesn't exist, a new one will be created;

- The frame rate is brought from the metadata, if this info doesn't exist, nothing is changed;

- The frame range will be updated, but if the first and last frames are equal to 1 (like a still), the frame range will be set as Nuke default (0 - 100);

- This tool works with video files, image sequences, or still images;

- This tool works for Nuke Commercial only;

 

 Watch the video to check out how it works:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=See7kXOaLLU

 

How to install it:

- Extract the zip file and paste the QuickScript folder in your '.nuke' directory;

- In your 'init.py', just place the following line code: 

nuke.pluginAddPath('./QuickScript')

 

If you have any questions or suggestions, please write to me:

 

[Release updates]

v1.1:

- Dialog box to ask/confirm the Nuke script name;

Screenshot 2023-06-14 164412

- You can use this tool for non-commercial or commercial purposes;

- You do not need to give me any credits, but of course, I would love to see my job being used for other artists/companies;

- You can't claim as the original author from this tool;

- You can't sell it as a product made by yourself;

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