Sorry if this is a fairly basic question, but pretty much all of my Nuke work has been on the Python side and I’m trying to make the jump to the NDK.
I’m wondering where the “node_hash” metadata value Nuke embeds in written EXRs comes from, and how I can get access to it in a C++ plugin. Do I just need to call hash().getHash() and then convert that to a string somehow? (And if yes, what’s the easiest way to do that conversion?) Basically I want to be able to retrieve the tree hash at any point using the same methodology the Write uses to get the string it embeds in EXRs, and then be able to compare it to a metadata value from an existing EXR sequence. Thanks for any advice, -Nathan
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