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Find out moreContributed by nicolas elsig
A powerful productivity toolkit for Nuke compositors. Speed up your daily workflow with a context-sensitive hotbox, customizable gizmo shelf, stamp manager, color palettes, professional color grading panel, batch node editing, and smart layout tools.
Contributed by Cédric PALADJIAN
An antialiasing tool that preserves sharp edges and does not blur uniformly.
Contributed by Hiram Gifford
Generate SSAO in nuke using normals and world position data
Contributed by Andras Szocs
ChromaAb node applies chromatic aberration to the RGBA input and generates a dedicated "rgbAlpha" layer. This ensures seamless integration downstream. ChromaMerge node is designed to correctly composite elements containing pre-existing Chromatic Aberration. While it does not generate Chromatic Aberration itself, it ensures seamless merging when a custom-aberrated alpha channel is provided via the "rgbAlpha" layer. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Andras Szocs
Expands deep.front and deep.back boundaries to improve edge integration. Designed specifically for opaque objects; not intended for purely volumetric data. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Andras Szocs
This node repairs a single or multiple consecutive broken frames using Kronos' optical flow method. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Andras Szocs
This node uses the mask (alpha) input to drive the amount of transformation. The transformation scales linearly from 0% at black to 100% at white. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Andras Szocs
This node uses the mask (alpha) input to drive defocus intensity. The defocus scales linearly from 0% at black to 100% at white. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Andras Szocs
This node uses the mask (alpha) input to drive blur intensity. The blur scales linearly from 0% at black to 100% at white. Developed on Windows and production-tested on Linux (Nuke 16.0). Any feedback is welcome.
Contributed by Marty Blumen
Nuke 14.1 viewer overlay for adding named, colour-coded timeline markers. Semi-transparent with DWM blur. Markers saved in the .nk script. C++ and Python.