You can use the func(**kwargs_dict) syntax to get around this:
shuffle = nuke.nodes.Shuffle (**{'label': layer,
'in': layer,
'postage_stamp': True})
On 19/09/16 17:47, Justin GD wrote:
Hi all,
Quick question, if I want to create a shuffle node with its 'in'
parameter set, I get an error from python as it interpret it as a
keyword. How can I bypass this ?
shuffle= nuke.nodes.Shuffle( label= layer,
in = layer, <-- ERROR
postage_stamp= True)
I know I can put another line like
shuffle['in'].setValue(layer)
, but I wanted to know if it was possible to do everything in one line.
Thanks !
Justin
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