*TCL*
/new/path/to/file/[regsub ".mov" [file tail [value Read1.file]] ".%04d.exr"]
or
[regsub ".mov" [value Read1.file] ".%04d.exr"]
*Python*
/new/path/to/file/[python
os.path.basename(nuke.toNode('Read1').knob('file').value()).replace('.mov',
'.%04d.exr')]
[python nuke.toNode('Read1').knob('file').value().replace('.mov',
'.%04d.exr')]
cheers,
diogo
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 10:36 PM, Darren Coombes <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi All, I'm trying to make a write node that's connected to a quicktime
> movie that exports an jpg seq, and i want the filename to be the same as
> the quicktime movie.
> Is there a way to tell nuke to name the file the same as the read, but
> with the .%04d.jpg on the end?
>
> Thanks.
>
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