Couldn't agree more.
A world of possibility would open and possibly take a lot of pressure of
the dev team to enhance UI.
On 5/07/13 10:02 PM, Ben Dickson wrote:
Indeed!
Seems like the easiest and most flexible way would be to make it
easier to access the underlying Qt widgets. It's already "kind of"
possible thanks to the nice PySide integration, but many things are
difficult or awkward
Something like
nuke.activeViewer().getWidget()
nuke.selectedNode().getPropertiesWidget()
nuke.selectedNode()['size'].getWidget()
..would allow for many interesting things to be implemented
On 04/07/13 14:40, Frank Rueter wrote:
I do wish the pytho api would report more general UI events such as
this. A lot of awesome workflow tools and DAG behaviour could be
written.
On 04/07/13 17:07, John Vanderbeck wrote:
At one place I worked at, one of the engineers made a simple node with
the NDK that reported mouse stats. It worked well overall but was a
bit was buggy. There is no way to get that information from Nuke in
Python unless it has been added recently.
- John Vanderbeck
- http://www.johnvanderbeck.com
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 9:25 PM, Nico Dufort <nduf...@gmail.com
<mailto:nduf...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Select/Cut/Click DAG/Paste to where you clicked does not work for
you/your artists?
Not being a smart ass, but since the click on your DAG already
dictates where nodes can be created/pasted, why not go simple...
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 8:46 PM, Ben Dickson
<ben.dick...@rsp.com.au <mailto:ben.dick...@rsp.com.au>> wrote:
Is there any way to get the location of the cursor in the node
graph?
There's a few reasons this would be useful, but.. currently
I'm trying to write a tool where you select a bunch of nodes,
press a button and have those nodes be moved to the mouse
location - theoretically making it easier to move nodes around
while zoomed
I tried creating a node with nuke.createNode(), and querying
it's location.. but this isn't reliable: if I click first then
it works, but subsequent runs create the temp node just below
the previous location, no where near the mouse
def thing():
selection = nuke.selectedNodes()
[n.setSelected(False) for n in selection]
# Get mouse position
n = nuke.createNode("NoOp")
x, y = (n.xpos(), n.ypos())
nuke.delete(n)
# Restore selection
[n.setSelected(True) for n in selection]
# Do something interesting with mouse position
b = nuke.nodes.Blur()
b.setXYpos(x, y)
nuke.menu("Nodes").addCommand("thing", thing, "alt+a")
Only other way I can think of is with PySide: you could get
the mouse coordinates, and using the DAG widget get "widget
space" coordinates.. but I can't think of a way to transform
these into nodegraph coordinates (maybe impossible without
changes to Nuke, at which point it would be just as easy to
add a "getMouseCoordinates" method)
--
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