He did, but there were other rotopaint nodes in the scripts from this project that didn’t come from Mocha (also using clones) that didn’t cause any problems.
On Nov 27, 2013, at 8:22 AM, Randy Little <[email protected]> wrote: > are you sure thats not the "CLONE Bug" Sure sounds like it. did the > artist on Mavericks CLONE something. (anything) > > > > > On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Craig Tozzi <[email protected]> wrote: > Discovered a weird bug on this project we’re wrapping up: > > An artist using a Mac workstation running Snow Leopard had used Mocha Pro and > imported a rotospline into Nuke (7.09). He continued to work on the shot > with no issues. > > That Nuke script was later loaded onto another workstation that was running > Mavericks and Nuke 7.09. The shot was worked on further for about a half a > day, with multiple versions being saved. > > The problem: once the script was closed, it was found corrupt upon reopening, > with <missing close brace> and EOF errors. This ONLY occurred if the script > was opened and saved under Mavericks. Earlier versions of the script that > had only been used under Snow Leopard would open and close without problem. > > It’s an ugly thing to find out, as you can go for a time before discovering > that your script has blown up. >
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