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keyframe-reducer-for-nuke-master\reduceKeyframes.py”, line 145, in doReduceKeyframes i=getKnobIndex() #find out if user only clicked on a single knob index, or the entire knob File “E:/nukepluginserver/Universal plug-in/NukeShared/Repository/_AutoInstaller/keyframe-reducer-for-nuke-master\reduceKeyframes.py”, line 64, in getKnobIndex return int(nuke.tcl(tclGetAnimIndex)) RuntimeError: Nothing is named “” - srikanth on Colour Smear for Nuke (UPDATE v2.0):
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VFX ScreenFiller
April 14, 2015
Screen inserts are something that make up our day to day to work as VFX artists. Despite this, I’m often surprised at the lack of preparation on some film sets for this task. We just need to put greenscreen / bluescreen / tracking markers on the monitor – how hard could it be? Yet I’ve seen this improvised with bits of paper stuck to screens or tracking markers made from electrical tape.
So I crashed together this little app that should cover most needs on set. Greenscreen and bluescreen with various tracking markers, a checkerboard, Macbeth chart and simulated website. There’s even a video simulator that is designed to throw moving light onto a subjects face (when shooting a reverse of the computer user rather than the screen itself).
Hello, we develop a free IOS solution too. we can broadcast the signal with airplay.
http://www.codega-studio.com/vfxscreens