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Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing this. That answered so many questions for me. Would be great if you could also cover: how to publish the box so it appears in tab menu, and how to recreate your layer selector. Also what would be the best way to create something similar to Katana's Variable Enabled Group?

Extremly helpful! thank you very much

This is amazing content for everyone in the industry. I recently found your channel, and the content you post deserves very much appreciation. Thank you!

No comp department??

Why are you teaching basics using stamps instead of just using Nuke traditional nodes so that those that are still learning can understand how nuke really works?

Hey, on a previous workshop you said that it was better to add only one Glow at the end because it is a lens effect and that it can increase values pretty fastly, but in this one you added various glows during the relight phase. How do you justify this? thanks!

Nice to see some love for gaffer...

one question to the YCbCr Edge Despill section: why do we need this Merge(Over) operation before Coping edge extended chroma components back to the image? I recreated this setup but introduced more semi-transparency in the alpha of the Checkeboard and accually plugging the EdgeExtend output straight into the Copy node gave me better results. Also I'm using Nuke's default's Edge Extend here. By the way, do you know where to find an Edge Extend similar to the group you use here in this example? It seems lighter/simpler than the default one.

amazing!

That's amazing content, thank you for that. I have a question, what do you consider to be a new version of the script? What makes you save a new comp version? It is a new day of work, changes from client, new interations.... I've got curios about your "rule" to save a new version.

Amazing. Thank you!

Alexey is a fabulous teacher! Thanks for sharing these resources.

As you (Alexey) said in the beginning, smoke is a product of combustion, which will include a slight amount of heat and that will cause heat distortion, so blurring or even distorting the background before merging the smoke over would be probably physically correct.

Thank you!

I want to thank you for all these tutorials you guys are putting out <3 Hello from Vancouver!

Great stuff!! I know this is not a related question, but I'm obsessed with your shortcut to break the wires with dot with the merges, how do you do it?

this is gold!

thx,! but why low quality 720p?

Amazing! I thought I was the only FX artist into astrophotography!

So Cool thanks for sharing!

2nd part?

MORE MORE MORE !! learning so much from these

I know Lookdev for years but still wanted to see what you have to tell here. This channel is a hidden gem, generous to share all your video online, remarkable effort. Respect :)

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I have a question regarding what was said in the beginning - the amount of light reflected based on viewing angle. Julius had a diffuse_vs_spec control, which would increase the amount of light being reflected at a cost of lower diffuse contribution. When he cranked the value up, it looked like increasing the metalness parameter. So the question is - how does Trixter utilize this in Arnold? From the presentation I got the impression of metalness being layered on top of base specular using incidence like map. It is not Specular weight, as a value of 0.04 would produce very little specular reflections.

What was the shortcut for adding the dot after the rotor node at 3:57

Cool stuff! thanks Guys

Thank you Martin and Trixter these workshops are pure gold! ❤

This came out such a great time! I had been searching for a beginner python introduction for the last month lol! Thank you!! Please keep it coming

your property for the shadow camera has a near value of '0'. would that not cause the scanline to see nothing? I tried that and it came out black, so I changed it to '0.1', it shows the projection but I feel I messed it up so Kindly help elaborate on that.

Thank you~

hi sir Alexey Kuchinski new update stamps tools

I wonder. How Marvel allowed this tutorial to be online in youtube?? Super useful stuff

Thanks Guys! Can u also please upload Parts 2 and 3?

Great watch, thx so much

Martiiiiiiin ! 🤗

Thank you ~

really informative video

Hello, Thanks for the upload but I think we're missing Parts 2 and 3? :)

Is it posible to share the set up script? thanks

Thank you 3000!

Thanks

It's interesting how multiple people simultaneously applying their changes to single large Nuke script like here. An .nk file is a text file, so theoretically, something like Git could be used to automate this. But who knows.

super amazing

thank you so much, to sharinig with us your knowledge all this tutorials are so valuable. Very appreciated!!

This is gold, thank you!

Hi Trixter, Thank you for the amazing videos! Would you be able to share the script in the future? It will help for a deeper understanding, after all, it is a quite complex topic. I really appreciate any help you can provide.

Thank you for sharing, this was great.

Very informative

Another great tutorial, thank you to you from India! My company growing so fast, many jobs from overseas coming these years, new hires easy to train, learning so much from these youtube tutorials. Our overseas clients very happy we producing same quality of work.