hm. NukeStudio crashed on me, and when it came back up it did bring in
the extra tracks. In fact it brought in all active track items even
though I explicitly only had two tracks active in the export template.
Will keep poking it...
On 14/06/15 2:49 pm, Frank Rueter|OHUfx wrote:
Hi,
I just tried to create a comp in NukeStudio for a shot that has
multiple track items (BG and FG). The tracks live above each other in
the timeline and have the same shot name. I was hoping that "creating
comp" with both selected would bring them both into the resulting Nuke
script, but it doesn't.
I tried with "collate shot names" and "collate shot timings" as well
as "connect tracks" but I only ever get the top most track item as a
read node in the comp.
In the "Tracks for this export" (in the export manager) section I have
both tracks checked.
What am I missing?
Cheers,
frank
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