I'm not even going to ask which render manager you're using that can't tell you
what machine a frame rendered on...
You could burn it into the images:
Text {
message "\[info hostname]"
font /usr/share/fonts/liberation/LiberationSans-Regular.ttf
name Text1
}
Or you could use the after-each-frame callback to create a file next to the
TIFF with the hostname on the end - for example paste this in the callback
field:
import socket
h=socket.gethostname()
f=nuke.thisNode()['file'].getEvaluatedValue()
open(f+'.'+h, 'w').close()
...which would create files like:
Multiply3.0001.tif
Multiply3.0001.tif.kelly
Multiply3.0002.tif
Multiply3.0002.tif.scorsese
Multiply3.0003.tif
Multiply3.0003.tif.polanski
--
Lewis Saunders
Farmer
London
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