The spread sheet appears as a new tab in the Properties pane, and automatically opens the timeline, and the timeline Viewer. The Compositing linked group includes the Node Graph, the Compositing environment Viewer, and the node Toolbar.įor example, when you are in the Compositing environment and you select the a spreadsheet from the Properties content menu. The Timeline linked group includes the spreadsheet, the Timeline environment Viewer, and the timeline. This makes it quick and easy to switch between working in the Timeline and Compositing environments. In Nuke Studio, some panels are linked together so that the linked panel tabs are automatically displayed at the front of a panel, when one of linked group is selected. The timeline displays the current track, including all shots and any effects that have been added. Note that the spreadsheet and timeline are linked, mirroring any selections made. Use the Spreadsheet tab to display the contents of the timeline in spreadsheet form. See Timeline Editing Tools for more information. There is a comprehensive set of editing tools provided in Nuke Studio. The timeline info displays the current timeline’s sequence, media, and metadata information. You can display and review your media in the Viewer. The bin displays the contents of any selected Project tab. Use the Menu bar to access Nuke Studio's dropdown menus. You can manage all aspects of your projects and bins in the Project tab. See Using Nuke Studio's Timeline Environment for more information. The Nuke Studio Timeline environment allows you to conform, create Nuke Comps, add soft effects, perform timeline-based editing, export your project, and view and edit metadata and properties. To check the result, you can view the output in a Viewer. When you add a node to the Node Graph, its properties appear in the Properties panel on the right. The Node Graph is where you add nodes and build your node tree. See Using the Compositing Environment for more information.īy default, there is a Node Graph panel in the lower-left corner, a Viewer panel in the top-left corner, and a Properties panel on the right. You can use the Compositing environment to perform node-based compositing with a choice of different VFX tools, manage color grading, review your script, and render out your script.
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