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Viewer

Shows its input in the Viewer.

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Shows its input in the Viewer. It has up to ten inputs, numbered 1-9 then 0; connecting the spare empty input adds the next one. Press 1 in the Node Graph to connect the selected node.

NodeViewer
MenuInput/Output › Viewer
Names in each format
.oink comp (JSON)"type": "OC_N_viewer"
.nk scriptViewer (how .nk import works)
Pythonnuke.createNode("Viewer")
Assistant (MCP)create_node(type="Viewer")
Tab searchviewer

Inputs and outputs

PortNameType
input 01image

Knobs

Knobs from the node definition (this node has no panel layout in the app yet).

KnobLabelTypeDefaultRange / values.nk knobDescription
gl_colorViewer Controls Colorfloat ×30, 0, 00 to 1
postage_stamp_frameStatic Frameint1-2147483648 to 2147483647
lifetimeStartLifetime Startint0-2147483648 to 2147483647
lifetimeEndLifetime Endint100-2147483648 to 2147483647
useLifetimeUse Lifetimebooleanfalse
cachedCachedbooleanfalse
bookmarkBookmarkbooleanfalse
dope_sheetDope Sheetbooleanfalse
clone_groupClone Groupstring
link_sourceLink Sourcestring
link_overridesLink Overridesstring
split_viewsSplit Viewsstring
active_inputActive Inputint11 to 10Input shown (1-9, 10 = Nuke's input 0)

Examples

Open these from Help › Examples…, or from the ? menu in this node's Properties panel.

  • Read an EXR (examples/io/read_exr_basic.oink): A single scanline EXR photo (openexr-images ScanLines/Desk.exr) read into scene-linear and shown in the Viewer. Start here: open the Read's properties to see the file, frame range and colour knobs.

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