Without any kind of sanity checking:
t = nuke.createNode('Transform')
ct = nuke.toNode('CurveTool1')
t['translate'].copyAnimation(1, ct['intensitydata'].animation(1))
-Nathan
From: Flan3ur
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 4:01 AM
To: nuke-python@support.thefoundry.co.uk
Subject: [Nuke-python] Dealing with lists values over time
Hi there,
Here i bring a noobish python problem that i´m facing at and i would need some
help, if possible. Here´s the code:
t = nuke.createNode("Transform")
h = t.knob("translate")
dat = nuke.toNode(“CurveTool1”)[‘intensitydata’].value() // i created it before
and sampled some greyscale image//
c = h.setValue((1,dat[1]))
What i want i just to pass CurveTool1 Intensitydata.value() to the value of
Transform1 translate.y
The problem is that i´m not being able to pass each value of the list at each
frame, just one single value by indexing it like this:
dat[1]) // i could use [1],[2],[3],[4] as i sampled a greyscale image.
Probably i could just parent intensity.g to translateY. But i wonder if there
is a way to do it by scripting..
Thanks a lot for the help, in advance
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