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This is a fix to an old bug with the Foundry flip.py script
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# Copyright (c) 2009 The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd. All Rights Reserved. import re import os.path import nuke import nukescripts prev_inrange = "" prev_userrange = "" def flipbook(command, node, framesAndViews = None): """Runs an arbitrary command on the images output by a node. This checks to see if the node is a Read or Write and calls the function directly otherwise it creates a temporary Write, executes it, and then calls the command on that temporary Write, then deletes it. By writing your own function you can use this to launch your own flipbook or video-output programs. Specify framesAndViews as a tuple if desired, like so: ("1,5", ["main"]) This can be useful when running without a GUI.""" # Stop here if we're trying to Framecycle in PLE mode, as in some code paths # the execute is called before the Framecycler script could do this check if nuke.env['ple'] and command == nukescripts.framecycler_this: raise RuntimeError("Framecycler is not available in PLE mode.") global prev_inrange global prev_userrange if node is None or (node.Class() == "Viewer" and node.inputs() == 0): return if node.Class() == 'Read' : a = int( nuke.numvalue(node.name()+".first") ) b = int( nuke.numvalue(node.name()+".last") ) else: a = int( nuke.numvalue("root.first_frame") ) b = int( nuke.numvalue("root.last_frame") ) try: inrange= str( nuke.FrameRange(a, b, 1) ) except ValueError,e: # In this case we have to extract from the error message the # correct frame range format string representation. # I'm expecting to have a error like: "Frame Range invalid (-1722942,-1722942)" msg = e. __str__() inrange = msg[ msg.index("(")+1: msg.index(")") ] same_range = (inrange == prev_inrange) prev_inrange = inrange if same_range: inrange = prev_userrange if framesAndViews is None: r = nuke.getFramesAndViews(label = "Frames to flipbook:", default = inrange, \ maxviews = (2 if nukescripts.framecycler_stereo_available() else 1)) if r is None: return else: r = framesAndViews range_input = r[0] views_input = r[1] prev_userrange = range_input f = nuke.FrameRange( range_input ) start =f.first() end = f.last() incr = f.increment() if (start) < 0 or (end<0): raise RuntimeError("Flipbook cannot be executed, negative frame range not supported(%s)." % ( str(f),) ) proxy = nuke.toNode("root").knob("proxy").value() if (node.Class() == "Read" or node.Class() == "Write") and not proxy: try: command(node, start, end, incr, views_input) except Exception, msg: nuke.message("Error running flipbook:\n%s" % (msg,)) return if node.Class() == "Viewer": input_num = int(nuke.knob(node.name()+".input_number")) input = node.input(input_num) if input is None: return if (input.Class() == "Read" or input.Class() == "Write") and not proxy: try: command(input, start, end, incr, views_input) except Exception, msg: nuke.message("Error running flipbook:\n%s" % (msg,)) return # okay now we must execute it... flipbooktmp="" if flipbooktmp == "": try: flipbooktmp = os.environ["FC_DISK_CACHE"] except: try: flipbooktmp = os.environ["NUKE_DISK_CACHE"] except: flipbooktmp = nuke.value("preferences.DiskCachePath") if len(views_input) > 1: flipbookFileNameTemp = "nuke_tmp_flip.%04d.%V.rgb" else: flipbookFileNameTemp = "nuke_tmp_flip.%04d.rgb" flipbooktmp = os.path.join(flipbooktmp, flipbookFileNameTemp) if nuke.env['WIN32']: flipbooktmp = re.sub("\\\\", "/", str(flipbooktmp)) fieldname="file" if proxy: fieldname="proxy" write = nuke.createNode("Write", fieldname+" {"+flipbooktmp+"} "+"tile_color 0xff000000", inpanel = False) #If called on a Viewer connect Write node to the one immediately above if exists. if node.Class() == "Viewer": write.setInput(0, node.input(int(nuke.knob(node.name()+".input_number")))) try: # Throws exception on render failure nuke.executeMultiple((write,), ([start,end,incr], ), views_input) command(write, start, end, incr, views_input) except Exception, msg: nuke.message("Flipbook render failed:\n%s" % (msg,)) nuke.delete(write)