Vectors in Nuke | Nuke Guide |

[@alexybogomolov]

Thanks! But why don't you activate the windows?

[@VFXSHOWDOWN]

i will do it

[@zohahs5276]

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thanks, i'm planning that also

[@atomic_saagar]

learning so much from you lessons friend, thanks and keep them coming, cheers!

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More to come!

[@elironerosa3609]

not sure if i gets clear to me how the Kronos takes the Vectors in consideration to calculate the retime in this example. if you conect a 2d render of the same scanline render, without any vector information on it, won't you get the same result as the scanline conected directly?

[@VFXSHOWDOWN]

kronos and oflow are generating vectors in background to perform smooth retime. so if you don't have vector info in you scanline render it will work because it's generating inside the retime nodes. vectors are calculating every pixel change in every frame so that's why it's vey slow in playback.

[@amitkeshari2992]

Informative👍

[@VFXSHOWDOWN]

thanks

[@davidcatalano7426]

interesting !! I use a lot vectors to stitch patches with deformations... I have a question.. with the vectorblur there's sometime an issue with overscan, even with the old one, have you encountered any problems ? , how did you solve ? anyway thanks for your viedeo !!!

[@noaman2376]

We can fix over-scan issue with reformat. Reformat 01 Setting : Type : Scale (Increase the scale value) Resize Type : None Vector Blue Node attach here Reformat 02 Setting : Type : To format Resize Type : None

[@davidcatalano7426]

@@noaman2376 so you create a bigger canvas... ok.. make sense !!! Thnx man !!

[@maheshdhangar2309]

Informative

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thanks man

[@manojachar5083]

Nice bro❤

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Thanks 🔥

[@ronydey2696]

NICE

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Thanks