Nuke 10 turn off overlays update#

I’m hoping that the 3D system will get a performance update for Nuke 10. Compare Nuke 4 to where it is now and pretty much everything about it has been improved. Looking back, it’s pretty amazing the complete overhaul that Nuke has had since The Foundry has taken it over. All the other stuff is nice, but improving tools that I use every day is a big, big deal. It’s much better (and faster) now, and I’ll be much more inclined to try Nuke’s tracker first before I go out to Mocha.įor me, improving these two tools are huge improvements to Nuke’s toolset. It seemed like you needed the ideal footage for it to work. I would sometimes try Nuke’s Planar Tracker and was always disappointed with it. Over the past few years I’ve been using Mocha more and more for challenging tracks where I haven’t been able to get a 3D track on the footage. They propagated this tech into the Motion Blur node as well which works great too. Challenging shots still get artifacting, but it’s much, much less than before. Shots that previously would get mangled into heat haze hell are now actually retimed with very few artifacts. If you use NukeX, then things get interesting. Lots of nice little things like ‘Look At’ pipes for cameras and axis, but hardly anything that would fundamentally change your workflow. Nuke finally has it’s own native flip book which brings back full screen playback. You have speed ups for the read nodes and scanline renderer. If you use regular Nuke, I suspect you’ll likely think that it’s just an evolutionary bump. It’s annoying but I understand that having I and O be the hotkeys for In and Out makes more sense. Muscle memory dies hard, and I constantly hit O to turn off overlays instead of the new hotkey Q. Once change that drives me crazy is that the O hotkey no longer turns overlays on and off, it’s now the ‘out’ hotkey to set your playback range.

I’ve been using the beta on and off for the past few months, I have a few thoughts on it.

Nuke 10 turn off overlays