If the built in SphericalTransform doesn't work, give this BlinkScript
node a shot
http://www.nukepedia.com/blink/transform/environmenttransform
HP
On Friday, August 21, 2015, Deke Kincaid <d...@thefoundry.co.uk> wrote:
> Any reason why you can't use the supported sphericalTransform node? Also
> someone made a faster blink version on Nukepedia (HP I think).
>
> On Saturday, August 22, 2015, davids <dav...@tippett.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','dav...@tippett.com');>> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> We have a project in house, it's a180° ride film, we are using Nuke's
>> 'FishEye' node (which was created before The Foundry took over and no
>> longer support) to generate our 180° spherical render out of Nuke, (BTW
>> this matches our renders out of 3d), so it's working, but with some visible
>> 'co-planar' style artifacts. I was hoping to see if anyone else out in the
>> community has worked with this node in similar conditions and have
>> experienced/resolved this issue?
>>
>> There is an example below using a locked off camera to keep the
>> copy+paste shorter, but an animated camera will change the look of the
>> artifact, but it's always there. Many thanks in advance, ~Schnee
>>
>> You can access the FishEye node by Other > All Plugins > Update
>>
>>
>>
>> Example:
>>
>> set cut_paste_input [stack 0]
>> version 9.0 v6
>> BackdropNode {
>> inputs 0
>> name BackdropNode1
>> tile_color 0x3f608cff
>> label "fisheye 180"
>> note_font_size 42
>> selected true
>> xpos 3504
>> ypos 71
>> bdwidth 295
>> bdheight 498
>> }
>> push $cut_paste_input
>> Camera2 {
>> translate {703.1047298 8.673022192 -66.7835712}
>> rotate {56.49836671 -21.56921018 160.0098765}
>> focal 17
>> haperture 24
>> vaperture 13.5
>> near 30.47999954
>> far 304800000
>> focal_point 152.3999939
>> fstop 5.5999999
>> name Camera1
>> selected true
>> xpos 3532
>> ypos 187
>> addUserKnob {20 Tippett}
>> addUserKnob {22 " Load file from asset browser " -STARTLINE T
>> "cameraFileAssetBrowserDialog =
>> cameraCallbacks.CameraFileAssetBrowserDialogUI()"}
>> }
>> FishEye {
>> fov 180
>> rotate {0 20 0}
>> name FishEye1
>> selected true
>> xpos 3532
>> ypos 291
>> }
>> Dot {
>> name Dot27
>> selected true
>> xpos 3556
>> ypos 408
>> }
>> set N9323990 [stack 0]
>> push $N9323990
>> CheckerBoard2 {
>> inputs 0
>> format "6000 3000 0 0 6000 3000 1 "
>> boxsize 200
>> name CheckerBoard2
>> selected true
>> xpos 3679
>> ypos 184
>> }
>> Sphere {
>> cast_shadow false
>> receive_shadow false
>> rows 32
>> columns {{rows}}
>> radius 7
>> v_extent 360
>> uniform_scale 42000
>> name Sphere4
>> selected true
>> xpos 3679
>> ypos 302
>> }
>> Scene {
>> inputs 2
>> name Scene1
>> selected true
>> xpos 3689
>> ypos 384
>> }
>> push 0
>> ScanlineRender {
>> inputs 3
>> max_tessellation 4
>> samples 0
>> shutteroffset custom
>> shuttercustomoffset -0.5
>> motion_vectors_type distance
>> name ScanlineRender1
>> selected true
>> xpos 3679
>> ypos 525
>> }
>>
>> --
>>
>> \/ davids / comp \/ 177
>> /\ tippettstudio /\ afd
>>
>>
>
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> -----
> Deke Kincaid
> M&E OEM Development Manager
> The Foundry
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