The Foundry Nuke Studio 13.1v1 (x64) Win.OSX.Linux

The Foundry Nuke Studio 13.1v1 (x64) Win.OSX.Linux

The Foundry Nuke Studio 13.1v1 (x64) Win.OSX.Linux | 7.5 GB (Total) | Language: English

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Foundry has announced the release of Nuke 13.1, the latest release in the Nuke 13 series. The artist-focused update introduces a suite of user experience and workflow improvements designed to enhance artist productivity and accelerate the creative process for both artists and teams.

Nuke 13.1 continues the improvements to Nuke’s 3D system started in Nuke 13.0 with the Hydra Viewer. This release includes new 3D manipulators, new 3D hotkeys and other improvements which make it easier and faster for artists to work in Nuke’s 3D system. The node graph has new interactions along with extensions to Cryptomatte. The Nuke Studio and Hiero Timeline have received several updates including an improved ability to copy soft effects from the Timeline and paste them into the Nuke script.
The update also includes significant steps toward streaming artists’ workflows through reducing friction between Nuke and other tools in the pipeline. The new Unreal Reader makes it easy for artists to request the data they need from Unreal from within NukeX, enabling users to combine the speed and efficiency of real-time rendering with the flexibility and control available in the composite. Whether Unreal Engine is being used alongside Nuke for previs, virtual production, or final pixel rendering of VFX and animation, Nuke’s Unreal Reader ensures that artists can work quickly and efficiently, bringing the power of NukeX to their real-time projects.
The machine learning toolset also received an upgrade, with new support for third-party PyTorch models in the Inference, so artists can use a wide range of image-to-image PyTorch networks and package them into tools to share with their team.
Nuke Studio and Hiero continue to focus on review and collaboration, with Annotations extended to work over Monitor Out and enhanced Timeline Metadata support ensuring that data flows from Production right through to final delivery.
Additionally, Nuke 13.1’s support for OCIOv2 and Blackmagic RAW, as well as the upcoming Nuke-Katana interoperability in Katana 5.0, make it easier to work with greater consistency across the pipeline.
Release Notes for Nuke 13.1v1 – Date: 23 November 2021

https://learn.foundry.com/nuke/content/release_notes/13.1/nuke_13.1v1_releasenotes.html

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* ID 152698 – Precomp: Copying and pasting Precomp nodes pasted the new node on top of the existing node.
* ID 214884 – BlinkScript: Certain example kernels compiled on the CPU, but not on the GPU.
* ID 316714 – MetadÐ°ta: Custom .exr metadata could no be read using Tcl in Nuke Studio.
* ID 355867/396710 – LUT: Applying the sameLUT in Nuke and Nuke Studio Viewers did not always produce the same output.
* ID 390676 – Read/Write: Rendering ProRes files from Nuke occasionally rendered unexpected lines across the image.
* ID 447233 – Particles: Moving the camera in the 3D Viewer during playback of a ParticleFlock node caused Nuke to crash.
* ID 459859 – R3D: The Half Float ACES Linear IPP2 colorspace was applied incorrectly in Nuke Studio.
* ID 461550 – 3D: Certain meshes exhibited inconsistent transparency values.
* ID 464442 – Cryptomatte: Clicking the Clear button under the Matte List could not be undone as expected.
* ID 464507 – OCIOColorTransform: Setting the Project Settings > Color Management > Working Space to an ACES – ACEScg role and doing the same in the OCIOColorTransform effect did not produce the same output in the Viewer.
* ID 467270 – USD: The Scenegraph did not support multiple item selection.
* ID 476430 – Cryptomatte: Blender cryptomatte files did not import into Nuke as expected.
* ID 479419 – Cryptomatte: Using Picker Add on floating point matte names duplicated values in the Matte List.
* ID 485295 – Licensing: Hiero incorrectly checked out a hiero_i and nukestudio_i license if both were available.
* ID 486899 – Viewer: The RGBA values listed under the Viewer were difficult to read in some cases.
* ID 487333 – R3D: Enabling use GPU if available in the Read node’s Properties panel did not work as expected with NVIDIA 3090 GPUs.
* ID 487789 – Script Editor: Commenting out multiple lines using Ctrl/Cmd+/ did not work as expected.
* ID 488530 – Node Graph: Dragging a node onto an existing connection occasionally produced unexpected results.
* ID 492934 – ParticleBlinkScript: Single element vector and single channel int image inputs were incorrectly allowed as a Boolean.
The Nuke family consists of three different versions,Nuke, NukeX and Nuke Studio. Beyond the full compositing capabilities of NukeX, Nuke Studio includes a multi-track editorial timeline and full online editing toolkit. Nuke Studio enables onset editing, conforming online and the ability to bash out quick edits. Nuke Studio allows you to easily share timelines with artists using HieroPlayer, empowering artists to view shots in context, identify problems and challenge each other to be more creative. Efficiency and collaborative workflows are the core of the Nuke family. Whether working in a small team of artists or running an effects team, Nuke software makes teamwork seamless.
Building on Nuke 13.0, our latest release focuses on improving user experience, timeline improvements and giving you a streamlined workflow.
As part of this, we’re introducing the new UnrealReader node, bringing the power of NukeX to real-time projects. With an easy interface, on-demand render pass generation, and camera syncing with Unreal Engine, the Unreal Reader reduces pipeline friction and streamlines your real-time projects.
We’ve also modernized Nuke’s 3D user experience, making it easier for artists to work in its 3D space. With upgrades to the 3D transform handles, improved controls for the 3D pivot point, and the ability to easily move geometry, artists get a greater user experience inside Nuke.
Nuke 13.1 | Overview
Foundrydevelops creative software for the digital design, media and entertainment industries. With a 20-year heritage and a portfolio of award-winning products, Foundry advances the art and technology of visual experience in partnership with creative leaders around the globe. Clients and partners include major feature film studios and post-production houses such as Pixar, ILM, MPC, Walt Disney Animation, Weta Digital, DNEG, and Framestore as well as automotive, footwear, apparel and technology companies such as Mercedes, New Balance, Adidas and Google.
Product:The Foundry NUKE
Version:13.1v1
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :www.foundry.com
Languages Supported:english
System Requirements:PC / macOs / Linux *
Size: 7.5 Gb