I changed the path ONLY in the .bat-file to the english version.
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El 22/11/2013, a las 8:52, Jimmy Christensen ji...@ghost.dk escribió:
Where did
Hi,I'm having a problem with getting an _expression_-driven Switch node to reliably update. And, I'm wondering if this a known problem or if I need to do something different with my _expression_...?-- In my Switch node, I have an _expression_ on the "which" knob like this:if 'SE_Preferred' in
Found this script on the web (by soumyadip_c,
http://www.creativecrash.com/forums/nuke/topics/batch-render), and it is really
nice and looks like this:
In a *.bat file save the following:
path=C:/Program files/Nuke7.0v9
set /p A=[FILENAME]
set /p B=[START]
set /p C=[END]
#set /p D=[SPLIT]
fwiw, when you modify it a bit this way
path=C:/Program Files/Nuke7.0v9
@set /p B=[START]
@set /p C=[END]
nuke7.0 -x -i %1 %B%,%C%,1
you'll be able to just drag-n-drop your .nk file onto the .bat icon. or
you can add the .bat to your 'open with...'
context menu. %1 takes the argument passed
Hi,
I'm having a problem with getting an expression-driven Switch node to reliably
update. And, I'm wondering if this a known problem or if I need to do something
different with my expression...?
-- In my Switch node, I have an expression on the which knob like this:
if 'SE_Preferred' in
OK, I think I found a way to make sure that the “ret” value gets used… I added
another line to explicitly set the “which” knob value to “ret:
if 'SE_Preferred' in nuke.thisView():
ret = 0
nuke.thisKnode.knob(‘which’).setValue(ret)
elif 'Sport' in nuke.thisView():
ret = 1
