Focusing on collaboration and performance, Nuke 11.0 introduces new features to the Nuke family including Live Groups, Lens Distortion improvements, and Timeline Disk Caching, as well as a huge update to the latest industry standards via the VFX Reference Platform 2017. In open beta starting April 2017, Nuke 11.0 will be the next major release of the industry’s leading compositor. Source clip properties are now shown in a Nuke style Properties panel, consolidates existing options into a single location, providing faster access and greater control, as well as introducing a more consistent UI and workflow between Nuke and Nuke Studio.– The Foundry will unveil the first public previews of Nuke 11.0 and Elara, a new service for post-production in the cloud. Properties for source clips in the Nuke Studio and Hiero timeline have been extended to offer more consistent properties with Read nodes in Nuke and create more efficient workflows across the Nuke Family. Expanded source clip properties in Nuke Studio.Profile data can be easily exported and viewed in another session of Nuke without the need to load the script or reprofile. The new Profile node captures performance data for all upstream nodes and displays the results visually in a user-friendly panel. Nuke’s performance profiling tools are now accessible within the UI, making it easier for artists to profile their scripts and identify areas possible areas for optimisation. The API also provides the ability to set localisation priority, apply policies based on read node type, and remove localised files according to specific criteria. The Python API has been extended to allow developers to set system modes and localization policies programmatically. The Nuke family’s localization system has been updated to provide more granular control over when and which files are localized while also introducing more visual cues to showcase the status of localized files, for a more intuitive experience.
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