hi all,
i haven't tried this on OSX, but does this work for anyone under linux
w/ nuke 6.1? i used to be able to do something similar in nuke 5.1 and
that actually worked, but no dice with nuke 6.1.
even with removing all custom config stuff from my NUKE_PATH, putting
this in a fresh init.py file doesn't start up nuke with stereo views
defined. a nuke.tprint() call confirms that the init.py is getting
sourced on startup.
the only template.py file in the NUKE_PATH is the one which ships with
nuke, and that file only creates a Viewer node.
any ideas?
erik
Michael M wrote:
In menu.py:
nuke.root()['setlr'].execute() # slightly more pythonic way
nuke.root()['views_colours'].setValue(True)
or
nuke.root().knob('setlr').execute() # more explicit and readable within nuke
nuke.root().knob('views_colours').setValue(True)
Alternatively, do this in your init.py if you've got users who are
going to be using nuke -t in scripts to build nuke and render nuke
scripts 'on-the-fly' and they need to properly handle views.
Michael
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 10:36 PM, Nickolas Stevens <[email protected]> wrote:
I am trying to figure out how to set up stereo views on Nuke startup through menu.py
I can set up stereo views through the addView command, however I haven't been able to get it to run correctly through menu.py Are there any good alternative ways to set this up? I haven't been able to find a way to access the setlr command, can I access the setlr command?
Thanks,
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