Hi ! Few years later, the problem is still here. When using :
node = nuke.clone(NodetoClone, inpanel = False) The panel is still been displayed.. However I found a solution (which might not be the best though, but it still working). Just hide the panel: node.hideControlPanel() Be aware, that the panel is still been opened at the creation of the cloned node, but immediately closed after. This may slow the process as a consequence. If you have any better solutions I'm still interested ! Justin
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