Just quickly looking at your mail between 2 renders, I think it might be
easier and more usable to have a "master" noop that mimics the OCIO node,
and all the other ones expression linking to that one. This way the op can
easily reopen the controls later on.
On 22 Dec 2014 18:31, "Parimal Desai" <parimal.aca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am currently developing a script which shuffle's out AOV's from a read
> node, then user input appears which asks user, Create OCIO ColorSpace or
> not ? If user click Cancel script will end here and if user click Ok OCIO
> ColorSpace nodes will be created after every shuffle node and a python
> panel will appear which will have same controls as OCIO ColorSpace nodes
> and user will be able to change all controls of all OCIO ColorSpace nodes
> via this python panel. But I am stuck to link OCIO ColorSpace nodes
> controls with python panel controls. I am a python beginner though.
>
> As a experiment I have written this bit of code which will call, In and
> Out Colorspace values of single OCIO ColorSpace node into python panel's
> Enumeration Knob, I am able to call values and get values but I don't know
> how to control OCIO ColorSpace node from python panel (getting error after
> running this code).
>
>
> *class ocioPanel(nukescripts.PythonPanel):*
> * def __init__(self, node):*
> * nukescripts.PythonPanel.__init__(self, 'OCIO ColorSpace')*
> * self.csNode = node*
> * csin = node['in_colorspace'].values()*
> * csout = node['out_colorspace'].values()*
> * self.inKnob = nuke.Enumeration_Knob( 'in_space', 'In Space ',
> csin)*
> * self.outKnob = nuke.Enumeration_Knob('out_spcae', 'Out Space',
> csout)*
>
> * for k in[self.inKnob, self.outKnob]:*
> * self.addKnob(k)*
>
> * inValue = self.inKnob.value()*
> * outValue = self.outKnob.value()*
> * for n in node:*
> * n.knob('in_colorspace').setValue( inValue )*
> * n.knob('out_colorspace').setValue( outValue ) -- *is it right or not?
> *n = ocioPanel(node)*
> *if n.showModalDialog():*
> * print n.inKnob.value(), n.outKnob.value()*
>
>
>
> Any help is highly appreciated.
>
>
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