I'm on Nuke 15 and have VS Code. Would love to use it. I have installed Nuke Tools and Nuke Python Snippets. I created the websocke inside of VS Code and when I say "run inside nuke", I get an error. Am I missing something? Do I need to configure Nuke somehow? Thanks for your help!
It's hard to say. It depends on the error. The Maya plugin has often an issue with the firewall. Join our next cohort to become proficient in Python for Nuke: www.alexanderrichtertd.com/python-nuke
Nice . But I try to use that script to display on a backdrop node the value of a framehold node Framehold2 set at 1070. [value Framehold2.first_frame] It return 1001 not 1070. Is there exception?
Hi there please could you help. When I connect the write node to the first_frame function it works, but does not automatically update if I change my project frame range. When I try to save I get the following error: expected an indented block (, line 5) Am I missing something, or do I have to somehow "refresh" the TCL every time I change my project frame range?
"expected an indented block (, line 5)" Means you have a misplaced tab or space in your code. ( Check out the masterclass down below since we talk about this on week 3) "Does not automatically update if I change my project frame range" You either have to manually update it or use callbacks which is its own chapter. (Week 7) Learn more here: www.alexanderrichtertd.com/python-nuke
Thx for all the support!
Let me know about open questions I can tackle in the next video.
Excellent overview and intro! Thanks for putting this together!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this great video Alexander.
Thank you for watching. :)
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I'm on Nuke 15 and have VS Code. Would love to use it. I have installed Nuke Tools and Nuke Python Snippets. I created the websocke inside of VS Code and when I say "run inside nuke", I get an error. Am I missing something? Do I need to configure Nuke somehow? Thanks for your help!
It's hard to say. It depends on the error. The Maya plugin has often an issue with the firewall.
Join our next cohort to become proficient in Python for Nuke:
www.alexanderrichtertd.com/python-nuke
thank you, Alex, that's so helpful :)
Happy to help! Stay safe!
Great , keep on
I am. New videos are online.
Nice . But I try to use that script to display on a backdrop node the value of a framehold node Framehold2 set at 1070.
[value Framehold2.first_frame]
It return 1001 not 1070. Is there exception?
Maybe your values are not in order?! Sometimes it can also have refreshing problems ...
Hi there please could you help. When I connect the write node to the first_frame function it works, but does not automatically update if I change my project frame range. When I try to save I get the following error: expected an indented block (, line 5)
Am I missing something, or do I have to somehow "refresh" the TCL every time I change my project frame range?
"expected an indented block (, line 5)"
Means you have a misplaced tab or space in your code. ( Check out the masterclass down below since we talk about this on week 3)
"Does not automatically update if I change my project frame range"
You either have to manually update it or use callbacks which is its own chapter. (Week 7)
Learn more here:
www.alexanderrichtertd.com/python-nuke
Thanx #Alex
You're welcome, Anurag!
i watched part 1 and part 2, but can't find part 3
Part 3 is when you create cool tools. ;)
Is there any nuke python pdf ?
What do you mean by that?
@@alexanderrichtertd I mean is there any nuke python scripting tutorial in ebook format?