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Set Custom Attributes on All New Nodes with Python
Especially when sharing scripts between artists, keeping tabs on who did what becomes a necessity. Labelling all newly created nodes with the users name, for example, might be a good idea. You can do that with a simple Python script in the script editor (or, if your pipeline is more advanced, put it in the menu.py and have it read out the logged in username or somesuch).
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def userToLabel(): try: nuke.thisNode()['label'].setValue(activeUser) exept NameError: pass nuke.addOnUserCreate(userToLabel) |
Copying rendered files to a different folder via python
If you do some versioning on a shot, and want to keep those files in your version-folders, but also want to have a folder that always contains the latest renders, you can do this with python, and don’t have to add a second Write-node in your script.
Just add the following in the after each frame field in your Write-Node.
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import shutil srcFile = nuke.thisNode()['file'].evaluate() folder = os.path.join(path(srcFile).parent.parent) target = os.path.basename(srcFile) destFile = str(folder + "/VLATEST/" + target) if not os.path.isdir(os.path.dirname(destFile)): os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(destFile)) shutil.copy2(srcFile, destFile) |
What this does is the following:
It thinks you render everything in your e.g. “…/output/001/…” – folder.
Then it splits the path and exchanges the 001 by “VLATEST”. If this folder doesn’t exist, it creates the folder.
Then it copies everything over via shutil.copy2().
This script assumes that you don’t have versioning on the filename at the moment. If you want to edit this, you have to adjust your destFile.