Zitat von franklin am 24. April 2019, 15:06 UhrA new thing that would be great is that Nuke can import 3D assets by the Prism browser.
In all 3D software you have created a panel to import and export datas, such as cameras or meshs.
There is currently no option (to my knowledge) to import these elements into Nuke.Maybe it would be necessary to add in the browser a tab next to the one for rendering (see the picture below).
Otherwise you would have to be able to access a similar import / export window from other programs.What do you think about that?
Franklin
A new thing that would be great is that Nuke can import 3D assets by the Prism browser.
In all 3D software you have created a panel to import and export datas, such as cameras or meshs.
There is currently no option (to my knowledge) to import these elements into Nuke.
Maybe it would be necessary to add in the browser a tab next to the one for rendering (see the picture below).
Otherwise you would have to be able to access a similar import / export window from other programs.
What do you think about that?
Franklin
Hochgeladene Dateien:Zitat von RichardF am 25. April 2019, 21:21 UhrYes importing data into Nuke could be improved massively. Like you mentioned cameras and meshes, but also an improved management for changing render versions of usual read nodes. I have these requests already in the feature request list as [0021], [0022] and [0041] https://prism-pipeline.com/forum/topic/list-of-feature-ideas/
Yes importing data into Nuke could be improved massively. Like you mentioned cameras and meshes, but also an improved management for changing render versions of usual read nodes. I have these requests already in the feature request list as [0021], [0022] and [0041] https://prism-pipeline.com/forum/topic/list-of-feature-ideas/