Yea Nathan was totally right, the input to the write node was a "input" node.
So i put a dummy CC node in there just to grab the hash. Now it works, KINDA.
There is one more thing I am trying to figure out. Here is the code I put into
a text node to compare input and output hash
[metadata nuke/node_hash]
[python {hex(nuke.toNode('precompWrite').input(0).opHashes()[0])}]
the metadata returns
e829kas94j908927
and the ophash returns
0xe829kas94j908927L
Notice the ophash has a extra 0x in front and a L at the end. Any idea what
this is? It seems to always be the same so I suppose I can just cut off the
first two characters and the trailing characters. Seems like the wrong way to
fix the problem though.
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