It is like a DeepFromImage but with more capabilities. You can control the number of samples and the front and back.
This is an homage to a deceptively simple but extremely useful node I couldn't live without it so I had to figure it out for myself.
A basic cameraDot. There are so many of these out there with tons of great features but I wanted to keep it simple. Straight to the point.
This is my attempt at recreating one of the most useful nodes I've ever touched. Mine is still missing some cool features but I'm figuring it out :)
This is just a shuffle that passes alpha to rgba. I use it all the time to compare alpha with rgb with viewer inputs rather than press 'a'.
This is a switch that use a $gui expression to bypass process heavy nodes until render time.
This is just a text node with [Frame] expression. I use this all the time when working with retimes. It helps to see the actual frame. If you use a batchOnly after it you don't have to worry about it showing up in your comp.
This is a tool to help line up perspective. Roto splines are expression linked the the edge of the frame.
Make smooth warping transformations with this tool. It uses stmap to distort the image.
This is a switch that changes color. Here's the expression:
[if {[value disable]==true} {
knob tile_color 0x4c0d00ff
brake}]
[if {[value which]<1} then {
knob tile_color 0xff0000ff
} elseif {[value which]==1} then {
knob tile_color 0xff00ff
} else {
knob tile_color 0xffff}]
[value this.which]
Another easy one. It toggles postage stamps on/off. Useful if your script is ridiculous and you're trying to make it more efficient.
Stamps on:
for a in nuke.allNodes():
try:
a['postage_stamp'].setValue(1)
except:
pass
Stamps off:
for a in nuke.allNodes():
try:
a['postage_stamp'].setValue(0)
except:
pass
