Re: [Nuke-users] calling toolsets with python

I found the problem. I needed to import the nukescripts before calling the command. import nukescripts nukescripts.cache.clearAllCaches() I was adding it to Hotbox Thanks! > On 2/09/2016, at 08:28, Daniel Stein wrote: > > ​Seems to work for me. What sort of

Re: [Nuke-users] calling toolsets with python

​Seems to work for me. What sort of button?​ On 31 August 2016 at 22:21, jean-luc wrote: > One more question > > > I want to make a button for the menu item Cache-> Clear all > > I found this in the documentation. If I run it in the script editor it > works, but if I assign

Re: [Nuke-users] calling toolsets with python

One more question I want to make a button for the menu item Cache-> Clear all I found this in the documentation. If I run it in the script editor it works, but if I assign it to a button, it doesn’t. Is there anything else to add? nukescripts.cache.clearAllCaches() > On 1/09/2016, at

[Nuke-users] calling toolsets with python

Hi There I’m trying to add a node from the toolsets in Hotbox but the normal nuke.createNode(‘MyToolsetNode’) does nothing. Is there another python command for this? I was wondering if I should use the “insert comp nodes” functionsince the toolsets are nuke scripts. cheers Jean-Luc