Usd In Nuke Nuke 12.2 sees the introduction of native support for usd in nuke. it gives artists the ability to read usd data using nuke’s readgeo node and enables them to work with geometry contained within the usd with an improved scenegraph ui, support for normals, color data, animated geometry and more. Nuke 12.2 sees the introduction of native support for usd in nuke. it gives artists the ability to read usd data using nuke’s readgeo node and enables them to work with geometry.
Nuke 12 Series Now in 12.2, nuke adds native support for usd, which will allow artists to read usd data using nuke’s readgeo node and work with usd collections in the same way it reads other 3d formats. New features common to all editions of the software include the option to import data in usd format. the functionality, available via nuke’s readgeo node, enables users to import animated meshes and point clouds, and currently supports both usd and usda files, including colour, normals and uv data. Nuke 12.2 introduces the first part of our usd development for nuke. it incorporates core usd work and focuses on the ability to read usd data into nuke using a readgeo node. What is significant about 12.2 is the introduction of native support for usd in nuke. nuke 12.2 introduces the ability to read usd data using nuke’s readgeo node, enabling artists to work with usd in much the same way as other 3d formats.
Nuke 12 Series Nuke 12.2 introduces the first part of our usd development for nuke. it incorporates core usd work and focuses on the ability to read usd data into nuke using a readgeo node. What is significant about 12.2 is the introduction of native support for usd in nuke. nuke 12.2 introduces the ability to read usd data using nuke’s readgeo node, enabling artists to work with usd in much the same way as other 3d formats. In nuke 12.2, we introduced native support for reading usd in nuke, giving artists the ability to read geometry in usd data using nuke’s readgeo node and enabling more studios to start experimenting with usd. Note: nuke currently supports .usd and .usda files and can display color, normals, and uv information in the viewer. 1. click image > read or press r on the node graph. the read file (s) dialog displays. 2. select the .usd file you want to import from the file location, then click open. You can import meshes, point clouds, lights, cameras and axes from usd files (.usd file format) into a nuke scene. during the import, you can control which items in the usd scene are loaded using the import dialog. Developer notes as nuke develops, we sometimes have to make changes to the api and abi under the hood. we try to keep these changes to a minimum and only for certain releases, but from time to time api and abi compatibility is not guaranteed.
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