same as :
for node in nuke.allNodes():
node.hideControlPanel()
Michael Havart wrote:
Hey Olivier,
this is working for me:
[node.hideControlPanel() for node in nuke.allNodes()]
Olivier Jezequel wrote:
Hiya,
As i am using a floating windows layout i don't have the button to
close all in once all the property panels i have opened.
I tried to figure out the way to write that in python but i don't know
how to access that.
I tried with hideControlPane() and nuke.allNodes() but no success.
any idea ?
cheers
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