Just as the title suggests, is there a difference between using
nuke.show(node) and node.showControlPanel()?
I'm trying to create a bunch of text2 nodes via python, but they're not
displaying properly unless I show the control panel before creating and
modifying knobs. It seems there are a lot of issues with using text2 nodes.
Curious if using either was preferable.
For my example:
file_show = "This is a test"
text_show = nuke.nodes.Text2 ( name = "Show" )
nuke.show(text_show)
text_show.knob('message').setValue(file_show)
text_show.knob('translate').setValue([360 , -(project_height-820)])
text_show['global_font_scale'].setValue(.45)
text_show['font'].setValue("Arial" , "Regular")
text_show['yjustify'].setValue(2)
text_show.hideControlPanel()
When I run this, it works fine, but when I run multiple text nodes
sometimes they they don't update properly and/or the text inside the
message breaks. Sometimes it overlaps characters, sometimes it doesn't show
in the UI, etc. Any reason why that might happen?
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