You can choose which level you want to add your annotation to, sequence or shot-level, by selecting either the Sequence or Clip radio buttons. To add an annotation, do the following: 1.Īfter you have opened the Annotations menu, move the playhead on the timeline to where you want to add your annotation.Ī dialog is displayed containing annotation options. Note:Annotations on sequences and shots are only visible when you have the Annotations menu open. The Annotations menu displays down the left side of the Viewer. You can open the Annotations menu by selecting the paint brush icon at the top-right of the Viewer. See Re-Exporting Annotations from the Timeline for more information. For example, if the file path has v01.nk at the end, change it to v02.nk. Open the rendered Nuke Comp by double-clicking it.ĭouble-click the Precomp node to open its properties and version it up.
You can add new annotations to the rendered Nuke Comp by ensuring you select the Clip radio button and then using the Annotations menu tools.Īfter adding the new annotations, right-click the rendered Nuke Comp and select Export > Re-Export Annotations. Depending on your Preferences > Performance > Threads/Processes > Rendering > background renders setting, the comp may need rendering manually. Return to the timeline, and version up the Nuke Comp by right-clicking it and selecting Versions > Version Up. 6.Īfter the suggested changes are made in the Compositing environment, select File > Save New Comp Version. See Viewing Annotations in the Compositing Environment for more information. Open the Nuke Comp by double-clicking it. See Editing Sequence-Level Annotations or Editing Shot-Level Annotations for more information.Ĭreate a Nuke Comp of the shot with the annotations, ensuring annotations are enabled in the export settings. You can choose to edit a sequence or shot-level annotation after it has been created. See Adding Annotations for more information. 2.Īdd an annotation to a shot(s) at sequence or shot-level, by using the Annotation menu tools. See The Annotations Menu for more information for more information about it. In the Viewer, open the Annotations menu. The following steps show an example of Nuke Studio workflow for annotations: 1. If you want to add new annotations to the rendered Nuke Comp, you can choose to re-export annotations only. When all the suggested changes have been made to the script in the Compositing environment, this can be saved as a new comp version and then rendered back to the Timeline environment. You can add annotations to a clip, a section marked with in and out points, or a whole sequence.Īnnotations can be exported with a Nuke Comp and can then be viewed and/or deleted in the Compositing environment. Re-Exporting Annotations from the TimelineĪnnotations can be used as quick instructions for a compositor to implement in Nuke Studio's Compositing environment.Viewing Annotations in the Compositing Environment.
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