ho and th set it on an another node:
node1 = nuke.toNode('Reformat1')
node2 = nuke.toNode('Reformat2')
format = node1.knob('format').value()
name = format.name()
node2.knob('format').setValue(name)
hope it helps,
Michael
2011/2/24 Michael Havart <[email protected]>
> hi there,
>
> to get the name of the format:
>
> node = nuke.selectedNode()
> format = node.knob('format').value()
> print format.name()
>
>
>
>
> 2011/2/24 Adam Wierzchowski <[email protected]>
>
> Actually I need a name of the format. I'm doing reformat to custom format
>> and then I create next Reformat node which should return to original format.
>> Something like this:
>>
>> reformat1 = nuke.nodes.Reformat()
>> reformat1.knob("format").setValue(customFormat)
>> reformat2 = nuke.nodes.Reformat()
>> reformat2.knob("format").setValue(origFormat)
>>
>> Adam
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