Regarding the exr's, it would be cool if nuke automatically processed all read 
nodes to be scanline when you did a localized cache. As most renders produce 
non-scanline files this could be really handy. The workaround is to have the 
farm generate scanline files as a post-render process.

9 jun 2013 kl. 23:26 skrev RsLittle <[email protected]>:

> Some tips beyond whats on the hot key page would be great.  Maybe things 
> like:  bit depth is only relavent as it relates to gamut and needed gradation 
> with in that gamut.  Or exr files are not all equal in nuke.  Try to insure 
> scanline exr for best results.  Know default block exr programs .....   Know 
> default exr peograms.......
> 
> 
> From my Android phone on T-Mobile. The first nationwide 4G network.
> 
> 
> 
> -------- Original message --------
> From: Frank Rueter <[email protected]> 
> Date: 06/09/2013 5:12 PM (GMT-05:00) 
> To: [email protected] 
> Subject: Re: [Nuke-users] your favourite nuke trick/tip 
> 
> 
> Yes, good one, thank you.
> 
> We are making good progress so will be back online soon. I kinda wanna say 
> maybe even in a week from now, but that might be a little too optimistic.
> Coming along well though.
> 
> I will post an update here and via Twitter/LinkedIn/FB when we are back 
> online.
> 
> Cheers,
> frank
> 
> On 10/06/13 01:35, Fabian Fischer wrote:
>> Hello Frank,
>> 
>> Don't forget this one:
>> 
>> - Use J to select a backdrop and jump to it in the DAG.
>> 
>> btw, whats going on with nukepedia?  Now that it is unavailable, I realize 
>> how often I need it in daily business... :)
>> btw 2: thank you for your work on nukepedia.
>> 
>> cheers,
>> fabian
>> 
>> Am 09.06.2013 08:24, schrieb Frank Rueter:
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> as we are rebuilding Nukepedia I thought it's a good time to add some more 
>>> random tips to show on the homepage, so I thought I'd ask for input from 
>>> all of you.
>>> The "random tips" collection will show a slide show that cycles through a 
>>> collection of random little tips and tricks at the top of the home page. 
>>> Kinda like before except it will be animated (before it required a page 
>>> reload to show a new tip).
>>> 
>>> If anybody has a cool little tip that can be described in a short sentence, 
>>> pleas reply to this thread and I will add it to the collection for the new 
>>> Nukepedia.
>>> 
>>> We already have the following:
>>> holding ctrl and click+dragging to the left of a digit in a number field 
>>> will turn on the virtual slider for that decimal position
>>> hover the mouse pointer over any knob to see it's tooltip help
>>> use the number pad to nudge any selected OSC (on screen             
>>> control). The modifier keys effect the increments.
>>> shift+number key on a selected node will load the respective buffer into 
>>> the wipe mode to compare it to the currently viewed buffer
>>> sign up to the official mailing lists through Nuke's help menu
>>> holding shift while click+dragging a connected arrow head or tail will copy 
>>> the respective pipe to create another connection
>>> holding ctrl/cmd+shift when dropping a node on top of another will swap 
>>> their positions and connections in the tree
>>> page up and page down keys cycle through your available layers in the viewer
>>> "$gui" in expressions will return 1 in the UI and 0 at render time. Great 
>>> for enabling nodes only when rendering on the farm (use it in the disable 
>>> knob or Switch node).
>>> Middle clicking a icon of a node toolbar recalls the last node/tool used 
>>> from that menu.
>>> Use Alt+W to draw a ROI in the viewer.
>>> When working with floating viewers you can use Ctrl+R or             
>>> Command+R to have the viewer window resized to fit it's contents.
>>> Ctrl+Click (LMB) on a tab will detach it from a panel​​​​​.
>>> Quick tap the space bar to maximize a pane and hold it a             bit 
>>> longer to open the right-click menu.
>>> Use Shift+{ and Shift+} to hide/show the top and bottom             
>>> toolbars of a Viewer.
>>> You can toggle full screen for most floating panels in Nuke by using Alt+S.
>>> Use MMB+Drag in the Viewer's timeline to focus a certain region, 
>>> Alt+LMB+Drag to pan it and MMB+Click to frame the entire range.
>>> When working with the Properties Bin you can use Ctrl+Double Click on a 
>>> node to open it as a float window
>>> You can scroll the Properties Bin by Alt+Clicking & dragging labels of nodes
>>> You can use Ctrl+T to cycle between panels of a pane.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> frank
>>> 
>>> 
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