To open the Nuke Comp in a new NukeX session you can either hold Ctrl/ Cmd and double-click on the Nuke Comp, or you can right-click on the Nuke Comp and select Open In > New Nuke Session. You can also open the Nuke Comp in the Compositing environment in the same session by either right-clicking on the Nuke Comp above the timeline, or in the Project bin and selecting Open In > Node Graph. Open the Nuke Comp in the Compositing environment in the same session by double-clicking the Nuke Comp. NOTE:You can render all Nuke Comps by selecting Render > Render All Comp Containers. You can choose to render it by either, right-clicking and selecting Render Comp, or by selecting Render > Render Selected Comp Containers. The Nuke Comp is displayed in light red, signifying that the Nuke Comp has not been rendered. 3.Ĭlick Choose, select to the required location, and then click OK.Ī Nuke Comp is now created, and placed directly above the original track item on the next available track. If you have not set a project root folder up in the Project Setting dialog, Nuke Studio asks you to set a project root folder. Right-click on the track item that you want use to create a Nuke Comp. To create a Nuke Comp of a track item, do the following: 1. See Using Local and Project Presets, Nuke Project File Settings, and Nuke Write Node Settings for more information.Īfter selecting the required setting, close the Project Settings dialog. NOTE:You can use custom shot presets, but they must contain a Nuke Project File and Nuke Write Node Content preset to be valid for selection. Use the Shot Preset dropdown to select your required setting. Open the Export / Roundtrip section by clicking on it.
To change the Shot Preset setting in the Project Settings dialog, do the following: 1. If you do not change the Project Settings, the Shot Preset control just uses the default setting of Basic Nuke Shot With Annotations. Select the required setting and then close the Export dialog. In the Using Local export preset: section, you can select the type of shot preset to export when you use Create Comp.įor more information, see Introduction to the Export Dialog. To change this setting, do the following: 1. If you do not change the export settings, the Using Local export preset setting control just uses the default setting of Basic Nuke Shot With Annotations. See Using the Frame Server on External Machines for more information. NOTE:You can use Nuke Studio's internal Frame Server to take advantage of external slave machines to process renders faster. If you don't change these settings when creating a Nuke Comp, the default settings are used. It is not necessary to change the Export and Project Settings. NOTE:Create Comp currently only supports rendering to image sequence formats, such as. You can then add any necessary compositing work and render out the script.īefore you create a Nuke Comp, you can choose to change Export settings, and set the required Shot Preset setting in the Project Settings dialog to get the required result. In the Timeline environment, you can choose to create a Nuke Comp of a track item to be able to open it in the Compositing environment.
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