This repository is an accompaniment to a LinkedIn piece titled "So I heard you like Stamps?"
It contains nukescripts that can be used for profiling various node graph design patterns.
The "wiki" directory contains a copy of the LinkedIn piece in markdown format that can be used in your studio's compositing department wiki.
To use the "LaProfiler" and "SpiralProfiler" example scripts, do the following:
- Download this repository.
- Download the original #INTRODUCTIONS clip from Vimeo https://vimeo.com/125095515 1
- Remove the "#" from the clip's filename.
- Open the nukescript /nukescripts/GenerateElements.nk in Nuke.
- At the top of the node graph, re-link the file introductions_(2015) (Original).mp4 downloaded from Vimeo.
- Make available 20GB of free storage space for renders.
- Render all write nodes to the global frame range, observing the render order.
- Run the profilers shellscript on a local machine.
- The profilers shellscript will iterate through the nukescript variants and generate results in the corresponding log directory.
#local machine profiling example
cd /path/to/LaProfiler/shellscripts
./LaProfilers.sh
Note
$PATH may have to be set correctly for your version of Nuke or operating system. The shellscripts are hardcoded to specific versions of Nuke, modify shellscripts as required.
- Download this repository.
- Download the original #INTRODUCTIONS clip from Vimeo https://vimeo.com/125095515 1
- Modify the nukescripts to work with your comp pipeline.
- Submit the nukescripts to your renderfarm.
- Gather analytics from the renderfarm.
Footnotes
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#INTRODUCTIONS By LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner in collaboration with Central Saint Martins BA Fine Art 2015 students. Released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike licence. https://vimeo.com/125095515 ↩ ↩2