Not exactly... I guess you'd have to loop through dependent nodes and hide
their inputs. First, select the node whose outputs you want hidden, then:
for n in nuke.selectedNode().dependent():
n['hide_input'].setValue(True)
-Ean
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 5:35 PM, mathieu arce <[email protected]>wrote:
> hello !
> is there a way to do not display the output of a node even if it is
> connected to other one ?
> i know i can do it for the input with hide input , but i would like to do
> it for the output.
> Thanks !
> Mathieu.
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