Jorge Hernandez Ibañez

Panel integrated in Nuke to allow TDs to review and fix Nuke scripts easily. This tool can be used to quickly find invalid characters, bad structures or script errors in Nuke files that prevent Nuke from opening them. Also can be used to easily review Nuke nodes before publishing them in a library. Perfect for Pipeline TDs, Technical Artists, and anyone who needs to debug, review, or validate Nuke scripts. Essential for maintaining script quality and troubleshooting Nuke file issues.

Custom Nuke node that replicates the behavior of the native "Remove" node but specifically designed for Deep images. This node allows you to remove or keep specific channels from deep image inputs with an enhanced properties panel design that enables adding extra channel knobs for more flexibility. Perfect for VFX artists working with deep compositing workflows, allowing better channel management and control over deep image processing. Features a developer-friendly example with dynamic knob systems for learning NDK development.

Simple extension for sending code from VSCode to Nuke through TCP connection. This tool requires both a VSCode extension and a Nuke addon to establish communication between both applications, allowing you to execute Python code directly from VSCode in Nuke. Perfect for Pipeline TDs and developers who prefer coding in VSCode but need to execute scripts in Nuke. Based on the vscode-blender implementation and includes custom preferences for TCP port configuration and auto-start settings.