QuickKey v2.2
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Contributor: Cameron Carson
QuickKey is a HSV Keyer with a Color Picker and fine tuning controls similar to Resolve's.
Requirements:
11.0, 10.5, 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.1, 7.0, 6.3 or later
Linux, Mac, Windows
11.0, 10.5, 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.1, 7.0, 6.3 or later
Linux, Mac, Windows
08 Dec 2017
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QuickKey is a HSV Keyer with a color picker and Fine tuning controls similar to the way Resolve's keyer works. It is designed for quickly grabbing keys without get all fancy. I use it primarily for color correcting Works great for Poorly generated Color Mattes or even just color correcting and area with a soft key. Anything where you need a quick key and don’t want to take the time to monkey with multiple nodes.
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I thought of building something similar myself but had issues finding a start, and now I don't have to :)
Thanks for the feedback.
This is a Gizmo, not a Group node. It needs to be installed via the menu.py or init.py similar to any gizmo.
Typically that is done something like this...
nuke.menu( 'Nodes' ).addCommand( 'Other/QuickKey ', lambda: nuke.createNode ( 'C:/NukeStuff/G izmos/QuickKey' ) )
If you try and copy it to a group or change the gizmo to a group in the plaintext it will break.
Hopefully that solves it for you.
cheers
Evgeny
Cheers
In the knobChanged, range builtin function is erased by a float.
The scope is global so for example other nodes using knobChanged and using range function will raise error like Tracker node.
I cant see anywhere where I am erasing the default range function in the knobChanged but I am running on any knobs named "range" . It shouldn't cause any errors but is a few lines of inefficiency so I am fixing that by renaming the knob to "qRange" which should avoid most conflicts.
range = (n['range'].value()*n['range'].value())/2
But now (version 2.2) it's replaced by cRange, so everything is good :)
Thanks.
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