you get a list of all knobs with
node.knobs()
in your case:
nuke.activeViewer().node().knobs()
On 7/5/2011 5:45 PM, teidenzero wrote:
Hello everybody, I'm quite new in nuke scripting and i'm facing this
problem:
I know I can access the viewer using
nuke.activeViewer()
I found an example on the net that uses
nuke.activeViewer().node()['channels'].setValue('depth')
this one sets the current viewer's channels on "depth", and you can
actually see the knob changing its value on the viewer.
Let's say I want to access the zoom: what is its name? what are its
properties? How can I find one knob's name by myself?
I looked almost everywhere but it looks like there is no way to get
the value of the current zoom level in the viewer
Thank you very much, help is much apreciated
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