Put this in init.py
============
def renderCompletePanel():
nuke.message("%s completed" % nuke.thisNode().name())
nuke.knobDefault('Write.afterRender','renderCompletePanel()')
============
I just to make sure it won't failed on the renderfarm, you could
do this:
def renderCompletePanel():
if nuke.GUI:
nuke.message("%s completed" % nuke.thisNode().name())
nuke.knobDefault('Write.afterRender','renderCompletePanel()')
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012, at 17:46, Khushnum wrote:
hellp again
i tried doing this:
nuke.knobDefault('Write.afterRender','renderCompletePanel()')
put this in my menu.py
but nothing happens???
obviously i am doing something wrong
p.s. im working on a windows platform...
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