From the course: Nuke Essential Training (2014)
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New node features - Nuke Tutorial
From the course: Nuke Essential Training (2014)
New node features
- The Foundry has added a lifetime feature that affects all nodes, as well as some very useful new features to the backdrop node, the read node, and the Curve Editor. There's also big news about the Denoise node. Let's take a look at the lifetime feature, as an example, I'll just use a Blur node here. I'll open up this Blur node, I'm going to set a blur size of 10 and it really hammers the picture and when I click the play button, you can see that it's active for the whole length of the shot. To set the lifetime, just go to the node tab. Turn on the use lifetime feature and set the frame range. Let's say I wanted it to come on at frame 10, tab, and off at frame 20, okay? Now, if I move the play head past frame 10, the blur goes away. Coming back, it returns; if I go to frame 20 and beyond it goes out again, so it only active in the frame range that I set the lifetime. We'll clear this, take a look at the next feature, the backdrop node, Z feature. As you know you can have multiple…
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2D Viewer changes8m 3s
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3D Viewer changes1m 46s
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The menu bar1m 20s
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The integrated flipbook3m 39s
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Viewer Capture feature2m 51s
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Text drop shadows2m 3s
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The Look feature3m 55s
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Oflow additions2m 44s
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Planar Tracker settings3m 24s
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Planar Tracker workflow4m 56s
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ParticleBounce1m 23s
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New node features3m 36s
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Motion estimation (NukeX)4m 12s
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Motion estimation speeds (NukeX)2m 37s
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