> Example : 
> CC node, i want to set Gain on frame 3 to value 2.5 but to this frame only, 
> so on frame 2 and frame 4 i have to set gain to value 0. 
> 
> When i am working on heavy script this simple operation is pretty annoying 
> just because i need to move from frame to frame to set zero values and it is 
> slow (even i i am pausing the viewer) 


A much simpler way to do what you are asking is to just use a TCL conditional 
referencing the frame number on the knob, like this:


Code:
x ==  3 ? 2.5 : 0



In English, this would mean: "If frame is equal to 3, then set value to 2.5, 
else set value to 0." In Nuke TCL, x is the same as frame.

Hope this helps!

-Jed



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