Scripting for artists – Scripting in Nuke

Our “Scripting for Artists” series continues. This time with scripting in Nuke. In two videos, Alexander Richter explains everything Nuke users need to know to get started.

The first video is about the basics of scripting in Nuke. In other words, how the scripting languages TCL and Python work and how they differ.

Then it gets practical, as he creates his own network that can be optimally customised to individual requirements. For example, with a script that automatically imports and rewrites external files.

You can read more tricks on how to make your pipeline faster in issue 05 : 2017. You can download Alexander Richter’s workshops from previous DP issues free of charge here: DP1505 Animan | DP1601 Droolpool | DP 1602 Animation Pipelines | DP1705 Pipeline4Artists

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