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uvSticker v1.0
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Contributor: Marco Romeo
This gizmo unwraps an image along a UV space.
In practical terms it allows you to draw something on top of a frame and convert it to a texture that can be remapped using the STMap along a whole animation.
The gizmo contains a BlinkScript node that implements the computation kernel on the GPU.
Requirements:
8.0 or later
Linux, Mac, Windows
8.0 or later
Linux, Mac, Windows
26 May 2014
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The UVSticker is a Nuke gizmo which integrates a Blink Script that unwraps an image following the UV texture coordinates of another image.
In this way it is possible to draw an image on top of one frame of a rendered animation and remap it through the whole sequence.
This gizmo may be used to add 2D animation on top of rendered 3D animations, it could also be used to create animated maps and masks attached to the surface of a rendered object.
Nuke UVSticker from Marco Romeo on Vimeo.
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I'm curious to see how people will use it
- overlay an image at a certain frame
- compute the result of my gizmo once and store output as image
- adjust the image on an external program to fix artifacts
- plug the fixed image inside an STMap
That should work.
this is the error message: ERROR: Group1.BlinkScr ipt1: Error running kernel on GPU. The kernel successfully compiled. However, OpenCL returned error (-36) while executing on the device.
Any ideas why this is happening or a workaround?
Thanks
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