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Nuke, NukeX and Nuke Studio offer cutting-edge toolkits for node-based compositing, editorial and review. The Nuke family’s unparalleled flexibility and collaborative workflows help you get the highest quality results-fast.
Compositing and much more
All the tools you need to get the job done, no matter how you’re working. From advanced node-based compositing, to 3D tracking and model building, to editorial and conform, the Nuke range can scale to suit your needs.
Highest quality results
Used by many of the best VFX houses in the industry, the Nuke family’s state-of-the-art tools make producing pixel perfect, film-grade results both painless and creatively satisfying.
Power and performance
Built to meet the needs of modern production work, the Nuke family offers unparalleled levels of power and performance, whether you’re a team with a deadline or tackling a solo project.
Collaborative workflow
Efficient, collaborative workflows lie at the heart of the Nuke range. Easily communicate, share and work together with others, whether you’re sitting side by side or across the globe.
Speed and efficiency
Work fast and interactively with Nuke’s cutting-edge toolkits, GPU acceleration and fluid workflows. Everything you need to complete your project on time is built in and ready to go.
The perfect fit for your pipeline
Open and customizable, Nuke fits perfectly into your pipeline, with major operating system support, low hardware requirements, support for industry standards like OCIO and Alembic, and a Python API and Pyside included.
2D compositing and visual effects
Nuke’s industry-leading nodel toolset making compositing and review faster and easier than ever before
Nodal toolset
With over 200 creative nodes, Nuke delivers everything you need to tackle the diverse challenges of digital compositing. This includes industry-standard keyers, rotoscope, vector paint tools, color correction and so much more.
Deep Image compositing
Deep Image compositing tools let you create and work with images that contain multiple opacity, color and camera-relative depth samples per pixel, so there’s no need to re-render CG elements when content changes.
3D compositing and visual effects
3D Camera Tracker
The integrated Camera Tracker in NukeX® and Nuke Studio replicates the motion of a 2D camera with an animated 3D camera or point cloud in Nuke’s 3D space, allowing you to composite 2D/3D elements accurately with reference to the original camera used for the shot. Refinement options, advanced 3D feature preview and lens distortion handling improve efficiency and accuracy on the trickiest tracking tasks.
3D workspace
Nuke offers a limitless, integrated 3D environment that lets you create and render complex scenes composed of 2D footage, 3D models, cards, basic geometry, cameras, lights, and meshes. Great for camera projections for set replacements and other tasks where you need to simulate a “real” environment.
Collaboration
User presets and node toolsets
Nuke’s time-saving user presets enable you to set and save tailored node parameters for effects to use across multiple projects. Node toolsets let you automate your workflow by creating grouped configurations of nodes for specific tasks.
Versioning
Nuke’s powerful versioning functionality allows you to bring new versions of shots into Nuke Studio’s timeline or Nuke’s nodegraph and swap between them quickly and easily. This capability makes comparing and reviewing work at different stages, and work done by different artists, simple.
every release from here does work it’s just about sorting conflicts. From simpler mistakes as saving the lic as txt file to multiple internet adapter Hyper-V conflicts which i had recently. Think it would be intuitive to share that running Hyper-V alongside Foundry products can give massive problems. It creates multiple network adapters and MAC addresses, your real IP and MAC will always be from your “network” option in Windows search bar(win10). When it doesn’t work with that you have to delete extra network adapters in device manager and then reinstall your main adapter. Careful tho if you don’t have drivers on a USB for your adapter you might get left without internet.
This Hyper-V conflict has been responsible for very hard to diagnose problems from flat out nothing working to HALF-working where Mari would work, NukeX would work, but for example in Nuke Studio it wouldnt allow you to create a comp and you would get an output “could not connect to frame server”. All have to do with this network adapter related issue, nice to keep this in mind so you avoid wasting time especially if you’re a virtual machine user like me.
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every release from here does work it’s just about sorting conflicts. From simpler mistakes as saving the lic as txt file to multiple internet adapter Hyper-V conflicts which i had recently. Think it would be intuitive to share that running Hyper-V alongside Foundry products can give massive problems. It creates multiple network adapters and MAC addresses, your real IP and MAC will always be from your “network” option in Windows search bar(win10). When it doesn’t work with that you have to delete extra network adapters in device manager and then reinstall your main adapter. Careful tho if you don’t have drivers on a USB for your adapter you might get left without internet.
This Hyper-V conflict has been responsible for very hard to diagnose problems from flat out nothing working to HALF-working where Mari would work, NukeX would work, but for example in Nuke Studio it wouldnt allow you to create a comp and you would get an output “could not connect to frame server”. All have to do with this network adapter related issue, nice to keep this in mind so you avoid wasting time especially if you’re a virtual machine user like me.