It's not really how it's work
1. you have to create a .py files with :
import nuke
> print('hello')
> nuke.nodes.Blur()
> nuke.scriptSaveAs(filename= 'AnyLocationOnMyHD/scriptname.nk')
>
in it
2. and after you call the file by a command line like that
/Applications/Nuke6.3v4/Nuke6.3v4.app/Nuke6.3v4 -t yourFile.py
>
and the script will be executed by nuke
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 10:00 PM, Wouter Gilsing
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to launch Nuke in Pythonmode from another script and give Nuke
> some code to execute (if possible I would give this commands in the
> external script as well). I'm using Mac OS 10.7, Nuke 6.3.4, Python 3.2 and
> Coderunner 2.1as my IDE. I came up with this:
>
> import os
> os.system('/Applications/Nuke6.3v4/Nuke6.3v4.app/Nuke6.3v4 -t')
> import nuke
> print('hello')
> nuke.nodes.Blur()
> nuke.scriptSaveAs(filename= 'AnyLocationOnMyHD/scriptname.nk')
>
> If I run this, only the first two lines will be executed. However, if I
> type the rest of the stuff directly in the console while running the code
> (well, the first two lines of my code) it works perfectly. But I don't want
> to type the rest of the code in the console, I want it to be executed when
> I run the script. I've a mistake somewhere cause Python stops reading all
> of my code after reaching the second line (it didn't even printed 'hello').
> What am I dining wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Wouter
>
>
>
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