Hello. here's something to help you. If you don't select the nodes, it'll
run on all roto nodes of the script.
It works, but sometimes you'll need to run it twice (currently without
time to find the flaw).
Watch out the console and you'll see if any of the curves will end with
opacity at 0 and run it again.
import nuke
def SetRotoShapesOpacityAll():
if not nuke.selectedNodes():
nodes = nuke.allNodes('RotoPaint')
nodes.extend(nuke.allNodes('Roto'))
else:
nodes = nuke.selectedNodes('RotoPaint')
nodes.extend(nuke.selectedNodes('Roto'))
for n in nodes:
nodec = n['curves']
nlayer = nodec.rootLayer
for curve in nlayer:
allAttributes = curve.getAttributes()
allAttributes.addKey(0,"opc",1) #set opacity to 1 at frame 0
allAttributes.removeKeys(9) #removes opacity keys
print curve.name, allAttributes.getValue(0,"opc")
nodec.changed() # updates the roto UI
SetRotoShapesOpacityAll()
Hi,
Im trying to clear all the animation value for the opacity knob in all
of the curves inside a roto/rotopaint node and set the value to 1.
Been reading some stuff over google, but im not that well versed with
python scripting. Hope to get some help about this.
Best,
Jeff
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