0x03 Python For Nuke Compers Loops

Summary

The code is pretty simple, but this is where I spend most of my time saying something in english, and slowly replacing the words ... Purely a talking head, this is me quickly rattling off why I'm doing this hopefully not too complex series of videos and talkies to ... So, the brussel sprouts ended up fine, and I don't have too bad a burn on my finger and I even got a chance to make this vid and ... It's often cited that the average artist spend over 27.32% of their time staring at progress indicators during the day. Let's see if we ... Welp. That was a mess. Audio/video sync issues, forgetting to output at 4k and instead doing SD (!), but a quick one as I get back ... By now you'll have all seen/done/tried using a dictionary. It's a fundamental data structure that you'll find handy and I wanted to ... Here, I start with one of the most obvious things we can do - flick a postage stamp on and off. It's a simple activity, but I'm using it ... Bonus! Supplemental material for 0x21.1 if you were curious about the rig/thing we're using to demonstrate slowness. 00:00 Our ... Summer's back, and vaccines are on - what better thing to do that talk about node graphs and inputs! (This ended up being a ... Assuming you followed the last vid, you're now wondering about feeding in command line parameters so you can write 1 script, ... Once you want to do things, it's generally to _a_ node or a couple of nodes, there's several ways: - So a lot of the stuff I've pointed at so far relies on doing things in the GUI, but when you want to automate, who's got time for pretty ... 00:00 - seeing infinity and NaNs (aka: penguin) 04:10 - infinity is just a bigger number than we can store 09:00 - writing out to ... Lists are one of those things you hit aaaaaaall the time. Lists of nodes, lists of filepaths, lists everywhere! So it behooves us to ...