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Editing clips together with the TimeClip node

Editing clips together with the TimeClip node - Nuke Tutorial

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Editing clips together with the TimeClip node

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- [Instructor] The Time Node is new to Nuke 7 and collects a wide variety of timing controls into a single node. The key to the Time Clip node is that it shifts the timing of not just the source clip but all of the nodes in the stack above it and it appears in the dope sheet. Now, let me show you this. I'm going to select the Read node, go to the Time tab, and add a Time Clip directly to the Read node. Notice that it fills in the frame range of one to 100. However, if I select my stack and I add the same Time Clip node, it has not filled in the frame range because it doesn't read the clip. So you have to tell it what the last frame is and in this case 100. What I have here is a simple clip that has frame numbers in it to make it easy to see all this Time Clip stuff. First feature is fade in and fade out. So if I add a five to the head and 10 to the fade out at the tail, I'm going to get a five-frame fade in and a 10-frame fade out. Very nice. Let's undo those. If I want to read in…

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