Hi guys, probably a simple one for you: I'm trying to put the fixPaths-Script into a Menu in Nuke.
This is my fixPaths.py (http://www.jessieamadio.com/scripts/fixPaths.py - thanks a lot): import os, nuke inputPath = nuke.getFilename("input") inputDir = os.path.dirname(inputPath) projFolder = os.path.basename(inputDir) for n in nuke.allNodes(): if n.Class() == "Read" or n.Class() == "ReadGeo": oldPath = nuke.filename(n) if not os.path.exists(oldPath): pathTuple = oldPath.partition(projFolder) fileKnob = n.knob("file") fileKnob.setValue(inputDir + pathTuple[2]) So I indented it one step and put a def pixPath(): in the beginning. in my menu.py is the following: stMenuE.addCommand('fix paths', 'fixPaths()') But I get the error Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: 'module' object is not callable The script loaded into the script editor works. But I cannot call it from a menu. Any ideas? And another question: Should this work on any OS? The idea is to easily fix all Read nodes when a project is moved from one place to another. Thanks, Anselm
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