On 7/8/13 5:18 PM, Tim Bowman wrote:
Thanks Sean, but my problem is that the geo is in the wrong place.
I really need to subdivide the mesh, not just smooth the normals.
AtomKraft allows you to render any geo as a subdivison surface.
We only support Catmull-Clark subdivision atm though. This
On 3/1/13 10:35 PM, Lewis Saunders wrote:
I've historically always had trouble with smooth shading on imported
.obj models - using a Normals node set to build generally works fine
in the GUI but often renders faceted on the farm. Right now I'm
seeing facets on the first frame of each render
Vincent,
Peregrine Labs Bokeh
http://peregrinelabs.com/bokeh/
planned for the next nuke release?
why not just get a license of Bokeh? At 120 CAD, that's a steal.
.mm
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On 13/8/12 10:35 AM, dar...@resolutiondesign.com.au wrote:
Hello all, I have a multipass render from VRAY and I can't seem to get it
looking like the beauty pass when i split into passes and comp back
together in Nuke.
The short answer is:
You can only factor out additions from a 3D render.
A
On 7/11/2012 6:50 PM, Deke Kincaid wrote:
Little OT. The guys on the Maya Python list brought up this really cool
new text editor called Sublime Text v2.
If you're looking for a user-friendy editor, fully programmable, with
folding and syntax highlighting, check SciTe.
On 6/3/2012 10:09 PM, Ari Rubenstein wrote:
Anyone know where to find the old Kai's Power Tools plugins ?
KPT Collection.
Or another sophisticated fractal generator like Kai's version ?
Not just any ole fractal, but the real granular stuff
in the mandlebrot / julia set variety. I know
On 5/17/2012 1:20 PM, Diogo Girondi wrote:
A hold node for particles would be great.
Can't a particle expression be used to set velocity to zero?
.mm
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Hey Neil,
Paoloi - this windows download is not good - it freezes my pc every time.
we had corrupted packages on the site, heaps sorry about that. They have
been re-uploaded in the meantime.
Can you d/l again and see if that makes the installation work?
If not, please report back with a
Neil,
- I'm on win 7 premium edition 64 bit all updates and
service packs up to date - I even tried using mac to
download the exe and that has same problem - the file
»freezes the pc
does it freeze immediately when you start the setup or does it freeze
after pressing Next on a particular
On 3/30/2012 8:17 PM, Wesley Elfring wrote:
Seems like the Windows installer is broken. I can not install on a 64bit
system, because an error pops up saying it is not compatiable with 64
bits versions of windows.
That is strange. We have two developers working on Win 7 (I am one of
them) and
On 4/2/2012 2:50 PM, Tom Ward wrote:
Just tried this on my machine and seems to work fine, though I'm working
on a machine with Visual Studio etc installed...
Neil's issue turned out to be a virus scanner (Vipre Virus).
Turning it off while running the setup fixed it.
That a virus scanner
in by the Foundry,
So you are saying you know for certain that there is no default home
directory plugin deployment location?
Or do you just presume there isn't?
.mm
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Ari,
[...] does AtomKraft provide an Alembic exporter ?
yes, our AtomWriteGeo node exports Alembic (and only Alembic, so far). :)
.mm
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On Wednesday, September 21, 2011 04:53 PM, Ben Dickson wrote:
It does, just painfully slowly, and looks very blocky
You could also render it via AtomKraft (fast and non-blocky, if I may say).
.mm
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Vik,
As for me they both are quite slow atm
could you be more specific what was slow for you, in AtomKraft?
We're super keen for feedback like this -- it allows us to better focus
on what needs to be improved. :)
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Viktor,
Is there any way to read Alembic files in Nuke except using AtomKraft?
the AtomReadGeo node does not need a license to work. This is intentional.
What more than 'free' (as in beer) do you need from the Alembic support
we provide in that node? :)
.mm
Hey Nathan.
Well, realistically speaking, if I can get a bundled reader plugin that
does the same thing,
Realistically speaking it doesn't. :)
AtomReadGeo has one of the best automagic topology fixers built-in.
Models with non-manifold topology will be fixed automatically on import
into
On 08/25/2011 09:55 PM, Erin Nash wrote:
It would be wonderful to be able to finish an entire 2.5 D matte
painting all in nuke without having to resort to Photoshop or the
abysmal GIMP when working in linux. A few things would make that easier.
While still meaning you'd need to leave Nuke:
On 04/15/2011 07:50 PM, Gene Dreitser wrote:
I'm not sure how you've decided that houdini costs the same as Nuke, but last
I
checked houdini cost $9,995USD + 40% Annual support (for a floating license
of
Houdini Master).
NukeX is almost 8k USD, I think.
A node-locked Houdini Master is
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