From the course: Nuke Essential Training (2014)
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Working with nodes - Nuke Tutorial
From the course: Nuke Essential Training (2014)
Working with nodes
Nuke has a great many node operations to speed up the creation and editing of Nuke scripts. Here we'll take a look at just the most common one that you'll use most often. I'm using this script here from the exercise files. I'm going to increase the node graph area so we got more room to play. Now, the navigation commands for the node graph are identical to the viewer. So if we want to pan in the node graph, that's Alt, left mouse, click and drag. If we want to zoom, Alt, middle mouse, click and drag, left and right, or use the thumb wheel. If the node graph is big enough to go out of frame, then this navigation map shows up. And you can use this to navigate your way around your node graph. I'm going to rehome the node graph with the same command as the viewer, F. There's three different ways to add a node. I'm going to click over here, and then come up to the Tool tabs. And let's say, for example, from the Filter tools, I want a blur node. It'll go where I clicked. The second way is a…
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The user interface5m 28s
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Using the viewer9m 2s
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Playback controls2m 34s
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The timeline3m 16s
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Project settings4m 24s
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Working with nodes5m 40s
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Using property panels4m 49s
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Adjusting node parameters8m 44s
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Keyframe animation3m 44s
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Using the Dope Sheet3m 6s
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Navigating the Curve Editor3m 34s
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Editing animation curves4m 23s
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