To choose a specific node in a tree structure in Nuke software using Python programming language, you can use the getNode() method. You need to provide the name of the node as an argument to this method. Here's an example:
import nuke
# Get a specific node object
myNode = nuke.toNode("NodeName")
# Get the value of a knob from the node
myKnobValue = myNode["KnobName"].value()
# Set a value of a knob on the node
myNode["KnobName"].setValue(123)
# Connect one node to another
nuke.nodes.Merge(inputs=[node1, node2])
In the above example, the toNode() function is used to get the node object by its name. Then, you can access the knobs of the node and modify their values, or even connect it to other nodes using the appropriate functions.
Asked: 2023-06-29 11:03:06 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 29 '23