"Frame 2 (2 of 100)" etc is always output (although your example is
useful as it would allow for easier-to-parse output)
..but, it doesn't show the progress of a single frame (e.g if you a
one-frame render which takes several minutes, there's no progress
information printed except "finished!")
On 16/10/13 02:04, Kevin Wheatley wrote:
what about something like this:
def pre_all_frames_rendered():
nuke.tprint("Starting rendering time %d" % nuke.frame())
def post_all_frames_rendered():
nuke.tprint("Finished rendering time %d" % nuke.frame())
def setup_during_init():
if (not(nuke.env["gui"]) and ("addBeforeFrameRender" in dir(nuke))):
nuke.addBeforeFrameRender(pre_all_frames_rendered)
if (not(nuke.env["gui"]) and ("addAfterFrameRender" in dir(nuke)):
nuke.addAfterFrameRender(post_all_frames_rendered)
suitably adapted to your queue needs.
Kevin
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ben dickson
2D TD | ben.dick...@rsp.com.au
rising sun pictures | www.rsp.com.au
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