10 Ways to Work Faster in NUKE
Pluralsight
Course Summary
In these NUKE tutorials, we'll learn ten tips and tricks to work faster in NUKE, from proxies to expressions to python to render commands. Software required: NUKE 6.3v2.
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Course Description
In these NUKE tutorials, we'll learn ten tips and tricks to work faster in NUKE, from proxies to expressions to python to render commands. Some of these tips will be obvious, like using proxies and the region of interest to speed up viewer performance. Others will be a bit more complex like building an expensive node disable-enable expression control system tied into our write nodes using Python commands. We'll also learn how most 3D applications create EXR files and ways we can increase performance by re-rendering them out of NUKE in its' preferred format. Finally we'll look at a cheap way to improve our motion blur from NUKE's 3D system using a combination of samples and vector blurs. Software required: NUKE 6.3v2.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction and Project Overview- 1m 6s
—Introduction and Project Overview 1m 6s10 Ways to Work Faster in NUKE- 1h 13m
—Working in Proxy Mode and Using Proxy Mode to Change Sizes 9m 39s
—Using the Region of Interest to Focus on Specific Areas 6m 37s
—User Presets and Toolsets 7m 47s
—Setting and Managing the Bounding Box 7m 6s
—Disabling Expensive Nodes and Creating a Control System 8m 47s
—Using Before Render Python Commands to Enable Nodes 6m 0s
—Pre-rendering Completed Work 6m 34s
—Render Every X Number of Frames and Playback at the Right FPS 6m 9s
—Re-rendering CG Image Sequences into the Preferred Format 10m 40s
—Output 3D Vectors and Using Vector Blur with Multisamples 3m 44s
