I wish there was a way to do the same but with the downstream nodes!

9 jun 2013 kl. 21:36 skrev "Nathan Rusch" <[email protected]>:

> Ctrl + click & drag a node to select and move its upstream tree along with it.
>  
> From: Frank Rueter
> Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 11:24 PM
> To: [email protected]  ; 
> [email protected]
> Subject: [Nuke-python] your favourite nuke  trick/tip
>  
> Hi all,
> 
> as we are rebuilding Nukepedia I thought it's a good time to add some more 
> random tips to show on the homepage, so I thought I'd ask for input from all 
> of you.
> The "random tips" collection will show a slide show that cycles through a 
> collection of random little tips and tricks at the top of the home page. 
> Kinda like before except it will be animated (before it required a page 
> reload to show a new tip).
> 
> If anybody has a cool little tip that can be described in a short sentence, 
> pleas reply to this thread and I will add it to the collection for the new 
> Nukepedia.
> 
> We already have the following:
> holding ctrl and click+dragging to the left of a digit in a number field will 
> turn on the virtual slider for that decimal position
> hover the mouse pointer over any knob to see it's tooltip help
> use the number pad to nudge any selected OSC (on screen control). The 
> modifier keys effect the increments.
> shift+number key on a selected node will load the respective buffer into the 
> wipe mode to compare it to the currently viewed buffer
> sign up to the official mailing lists through Nuke's help menu
> holding shift while click+dragging a connected arrow head or tail will copy 
> the respective pipe to create another connection
> holding ctrl/cmd+shift when dropping a node on top of another will swap their 
> positions and connections in the tree
> page up and page down keys cycle through your available layers in the viewer
> "$gui" in expressions will return 1 in the UI and 0 at render time. Great for 
> enabling nodes only when rendering on the farm (use it in the disable knob or 
> Switch node).
> Middle clicking a icon of a node toolbar recalls the last node/tool used    
> from that menu.
> Use Alt+W to draw a ROI in the viewer.
> When working with floating viewers you can use Ctrl+R or Command+R to have 
> the viewer window resized to fit it's contents.
> Ctrl+Click (LMB) on a tab will detach it from a panel​​​​​.
> Quick tap the space bar to maximize a pane and hold it a bit longer to open 
> the right-click menu.
> Use Shift+{ and Shift+} to hide/show the top and bottom toolbars of a Viewer.
> You can toggle full screen for most floating panels in Nuke by using Alt+S.
> Use MMB+Drag in the Viewer's timeline to focus a certain region, Alt+LMB+Drag 
> to pan it and MMB+Click to frame the entire range.    
> When working with the Properties Bin you can use Ctrl+Double Click on a node 
> to open it as a float window
> You can scroll the Properties Bin by Alt+Clicking & dragging labels of nodes
> You can use Ctrl+T to cycle between panels of a pane.
>  
> 
> Cheers,
> frank
> 
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