This is a simple queue-based renderer for Nuke (.nk) files.
-Download the .zip file for your operating system (Windows or Linux).
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1io6Bzk6VWzec3zipq8IImg4PL-oegFce?usp=drive_link
-Unzip the file and open the executable (Render all).
Follow these steps to use it:
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Set the path to the Nuke executable file. The default path for Windows is 'C:\Program Files\Nuke14.0v4\Nuke14.0.exe'.
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Enter the exact name of the Write node you want to render. It should have the same name in all scripts. It's recommended to use a standard nomenclature to name the Write nodes (it will render 'Write1' by default).
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Add and remove files to/from the render queue. There are three ways to add new files:
a) Dragging the scripts into the queue.
b) Using the '+' button to browse and select files.
c) Utilizing a database (this feature is not available yet; I'm currently working on a plugin to load scripts into the database from Nuke).
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Optionally, there are two checkbox functions to enable:
a) Open the folder containing the finished renders after each render.
b) Automatically shut down the computer 10 minutes after finishing the entire render queue.
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Click 'Render!' to execute the command and render all files in the queue. You can stop the render at any time, which will terminate the process.
This program use nuke_i licence to work.
There might be conflicts with Linux (Not tested). Unfortunately, I cannot provide a macOS version at the moment, but I'll try to develop one soon.
I hope this tool is helpful. Any error reports are appreciated.