I have learned a lot watching from your videos, I hope you continue the series in future :). This python training is kinda unparalled to all others available on RUclips.
Amazing!!! Thank you Anthony! I would love to see more of this topic. (Nuke automation without UI/in the Windows command line). I will suggest your channel in my videos for nuke users who want to learn to do some more practical things in in nuke with python. Cheers!
Thanks! What kind of things do you tend to see people using unattended nuke usage for? If there's a particular use case could look at doing a worked example or similar..
It could be stuff like: - Deactivating all nodes in a script (when your script is corrupt and it crashes when you open it) - rendering a particular frame range - rendering a mov out of a read node (if the read node has a particular name in the file knob or a word in the nodes label) - adding a sticky node with a comment next to the write node (for feedback) - adding a particular chain of tasks to a particular read node (the main render output) with tasks like: checking for pixel values above 1 or below 0 or a diffrent pixel range // checking if the frame range of the read node matches to the global frame range // checking if the colorspace it set the right way // checking if the format is set the right way // checking if there are pixels beyond the bounding box // checking what type of channels the output has (rgba or more) I’m sure i could come up with more stuff, but I believe that is a good addition. Thank you!!! Cheers.
nice one please continue this python series for Foundry katana as well not many lesson there on opscripts + python use in Katana please and later Houdini + Python lesson or small pipeline building on USD some future ideas for videos thanksalot
I'm actually not really Katana qualified at all, it's not something that really wandered across my desk much I'm afraid (but might look at USD in the future for various reasons..)
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I have learned a lot watching from your videos, I hope you continue the series in future :). This python training is kinda unparalled to all others available on RUclips.
Amazing!!!
Thank you Anthony!
I would love to see more of this topic.
(Nuke automation without UI/in the Windows command line).
I will suggest your channel in my videos for nuke users who want to learn to do some more practical things in in nuke with python.
Cheers!
Thanks! What kind of things do you tend to see people using unattended nuke usage for? If there's a particular use case could look at doing a worked example or similar..
It could be stuff like:
- Deactivating all nodes in a script (when your script is corrupt and it crashes when you open it)
- rendering a particular frame range
- rendering a mov out of a read node
(if the read node has a particular name in the file knob or a word in the nodes label)
- adding a sticky node with a comment next to the write node (for feedback)
- adding a particular chain of tasks to a particular read node (the main render output)
with tasks like: checking for pixel values above 1 or below 0 or a diffrent pixel range // checking if the frame range of the read node matches to the global frame range // checking if the colorspace it set the right way // checking if the format is set the right way // checking if there are pixels beyond the bounding box // checking what type of channels the output has (rgba or more)
I’m sure i could come up with more stuff, but I believe that is a good addition.
Thank you!!!
Cheers.
Used these two videos today! My poor little M1 Mac Mini gets an exponentially long render-time after 20 frames so I wrote up a little batch for it.
Amazing!!
Pls can you make the video.. Continuously..
nice one please continue this python series for Foundry katana as well not many lesson there on opscripts + python use in Katana please and later Houdini + Python lesson or small pipeline building on USD some future ideas for videos thanksalot
I'm actually not really Katana qualified at all, it's not something that really wandered across my desk much I'm afraid (but might look at USD in the future for various reasons..)