It would actually be dead simple to add an onCreate callback that would add
a tab with a custom name, and then add the button to it (obviously only if
those controls didn't already exist). That way your node-related controls
stay on the node, instead of the user having to associate a menu item with a
very node-centric action.
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def onCreateGroupWrapper():
g = nuke.thisNode()
if g.knob('tab_myCustomTabName') is None:
g.addKnob(nuke.Tab_Knob('tab_myCustomTabName', 'Custom Tab Title'))
g.addKnob(nuke.PyScript_Knob('customScriptButton', 'Custom Script
Button...', 'nuke.message("Custom script button clicked")'))
nuke.addOnCreate(onCreateGroupWrapper, nodeClass='Group')
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That's a general idea at least... you'll have to forgive any syntax errors,
as I'm trying this directly into the emal.
-Nathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Olivier Jezequel
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 9:14 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Nuke-python] Re: Having custom python run when 'Save as
Gizmo'button clicked
I was thinking at something more simple.
You have a menu calling your function. You just select your group and
click on your menu.
No need to trouble yourself with adding extra button everywhere
coreydrake wrote:
Hm, interesting thoughts, thank you guys. That gets some ideas going.
Olivier, would it be difficult/possible to have all group nodes have an
extra button by default next to the save as gizmo button that could run my
custom function?
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