No idea if it'll be any different, but using createNode argument like
that to set "file" is the old way of doing things - might be more
reliable like this:
f = nuke.getClipname("Select clip")
r = nuke.createNode("Read", inpanel=False)
r['file'].fromUserText(f)
On 17/10/13 23:46, Vincent Langer
What you’re doing should work fine, regardless of whether the browser is in
"sequence" mode or not... can you be more specific about how it "does not work"?
-Nathan
From: Jordan O
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 3:06 PM
To: Nuke Python discussion
Subject: Re: [Nuke-pyt
Hi Vincent,
You're aware that the getClipname() dialog has a checkbox on the bottom for
sequences? this alters what gets returned
e.g.
"V:/path/to/frames/filename..exr 1-85"
vs.
"V:/path/to/frames/filename.0021.exr"
Either scenario works for me? I can't quite replicate your problem.
Personal
Hi there,
I did a little script for updating renderpasses.
using
nuke.getClipname()
and then using:
nuke.createNode("Read", "file {"+f+"}", inpanel = False)
this works great for sequences but when I want to add single frames it
does not work - is there a trick?
thanks,
vincent
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