or just:
for n in nuke.allNodes('Blur'):
n["disable"].setExpression('$gui')
The allNodes function has a filter function for node classes.
Abraham
Am 16.02.2012 um 18:56 schrieb Diego Piccinato:
for n in nuke.allNodes():
if n.Class() == 'Blur':
n["disable"].setExpression('$gui')
You were using myblurNode["disable"].setValue(exp) at each iteration
instead of "i" which is why it was setting only the first node.
Better use class() instead as a blur node might not necessarily
contain "blur" in its name. Also, setValue expects value for the
knob type (boolean in this case), try setExpression instead.
Cheers,
D
Abraham Schneider
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