You could look into myFilenameFilter. You can put it into your init.py if
you have one.
def myFilenameFilter(filename):
if nuke.env['MACOS']:
filename = filename.replace( '//10.0.0.1/Projects',
'/Volumes/Projects' ) # convert from Windows to OSX
filename = filename.replace( '/mnt/Projects',
'/Volumes/Projects' ) # convert from Linux to Mac OSX
if nuke.env['WIN32']:
filename = filename.replace( '/Volumes/Projects',
'//10.0.0.1/Projects' ) # convert from OSX to Windows
filename = filename.replace( '/mnt/Projects',
'//10.0.0.1/Projects' ) # convert from Linux to Windows
if nuke.env['LINUX']:
filename = filename.replace( '/Volumes/Projects',
'/mnt/Projects' ) # convert from OSX to Linux
filename = filename.replace( '/10.0.0.1/Projects',
'/mnt/Projects' ) # convert from Windows to Linux
return filename
nuke.addFilenameFilter(myFilenameFilter)
Regards,
Fredrik
On Sun Jan 04 2015 at 10:22:41 CET Erwan Leroy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everyone, and Happy new year.
> I'm looking at using the built in "platformPathRemaps" (knob in
> preferences). It works great for reads and writes, but doesn't seem to work
> with gizmo locations.
> I wanted to look into the script but cannot find anything so far, and
> there seems to be no documentation whatsoever about that knob. (A google
> search doesn't return anything).
> Does anyone know if the remapping is handles by a python script?
>
> Cheers
> Erwan
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