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Enhancements

• BUG ID 158422/199269 – FrameHold: A new Set to Current Frame button has been added to the Properties panel.
• BUG ID 421243 – Nuke’s Preferences > Project Defaults > Color Mangement options are now the same as Nuke Studio’s, allowing you to set separate Default Color Transforms on a file type basis.
• BUG ID 453754 – Particles: The deprecated particleT attribute has been removed, resulting in a minor performance improvement. particleT was used to determine the age of the particle, but this information can be calculated from the particleStartTime attribute and the current time.
• BUG ID 457334 – CaraVR: The C_GenerateMap gizmo has been replaced by a plug-in for Nuke 13.0. This work includes the addition of a new Format control, which allows you to set the format of output ppass or stmaps when the node is not connected to a parent node. When the Source input is connected to any other node, the format is obtained from the parent node and the Format control is disabled.

Bug Fixes

• BUG ID 137121 – Nuke crashed on start up if the disk cache location set in the Preferences was no longer available.
• BUG ID 328844 – OFX: Inserting a CornerPin node after an OFX plug-in, such as Mocha Pro, occasionally caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 333902 – Monitor Out: The Viewer gain and gamma controls did not affect the monitor display when Viewer GPU acceleration was enabled.
• BUG ID 349441 – Monitor Out: Switching from Kona3G card Monitor Out to floating window output caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 379806 – Python: The Hiero example file spreadsheet_csv_export.py did not work as expected.
• BUG ID 401016 – Python: Calling Gizmo.filename() returned the value of a gizmo’s file knob, rather than the gizmo’s location on disk.
• BUG ID 401881 – Windows only: Custom shortcuts using Shift and keypad numbers could not be initialized.
• BUG ID 412043 – Windows only: Case mismatches in file paths were not handled as expected.
• BUG ID 419327 – DNxHD and DNxHR .mov files did not display different codec information in the Read node’s Properties panel.
• BUG ID 431846 – Shuffle2: Expression linking Input or Output Layer controls to a channel control in another node caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 431886 – Dragging files into the Project bin occasionally caused Nuke Studio and Hiero to become unresponsive.
• BUG ID 432704 – Shuffle2: Channels and layers that were not available were occasionally displayed in the Properties panel.
• BUG ID 433153 – UI: The overlay and guides menu was occasionally disabled if it included custom guides.
• BUG ID 438360 – Documentation: The NDK documentation for Setting up Projects and Compilers was out of date.
• BUG ID 441045 – Read/Write: DNxHR .mov files Imported into Nuke were identified incorrectly as DNxHD.
• BUG ID 447701 – macOS only: 3D Viewer rotation handles were drawn incorrectly on machines with certain GPUs.
• BUG ID 447820 – Deep: Viewing a DeepMerge node with deep.front and deep.back set to inf values caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 448363 – BlinkScript: Creating unsigned variables using uint displayed an error when GPU acceleration was enabled.
• BUG ID 457741 – User Knobs: Adding multiple Group knobs in the Project Settings properties panel only created one endGroup knob.
• BUG ID 459491 – Read/Write: Reading DNx .mov files drew the Read node’s Properties panel incorrectly.
• BUG ID 461787 – UI: The toolbar at the top of Nuke’s Viewer was slightly larger in 3D mode than 2D mode.
• BUG ID 461854 – Read/Write: Reading legacy mov32 files using the mov64Reader displayed a persistent error in the timeline Viewer.
• BUG ID 463633 – Colorspace: Exporting a script with various output colorspaces displayed an Invalid LUT selected error.
• BUG ID 464353 – Median nodes did not produce the correct result at the edges of certain images.
• BUG ID 464372 – Python: Nuke cannot load movWriter from an external version of Python.
• BUG ID 464455 – Python: The foundrySG_Example.py example and documentation did not work as expected.
• BUG ID 464508 – Transform: Adjusting the scale control in a Transform node’s Properties panel with show overscan active in the Viewer settings caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 465012 – Python: FnFilenameField.py was missing an import of QtCore.QEvent and displayed errors in the console.
• BUG ID 465045 – Read/Write: The info bar overlay in Nuke Studio’s Viewer displayed a one frame offset for .mov and .mxf files compared to the source timecode.
• BUG ID 465303 – Deep: Scripts with DeepRecolor nodes upstream of DeepToImage nodes caused Nuke to crash.
• BUG ID 465375 – Tags: Selecting shots with tags on the timeline was slow compared to shots without tags.
• BUG ID 467078 – Python: Renaming tags using the setName() function did not work as expected.
• BUG ID 468211 – UI: Dragging widgets between panes occasionally named tabs incorrectly

Requirements:

• Mac OS X Kodiak, 10.0 (Cheetah), 10.1 (Puma), 10.2 (Jaguar), 10.3 (Panther), 10.4 (Tiger), 10.5 (Leopard), 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
• OS X 10.7 (Lion), 10.8 (Mountain Lion), 10.9 (Mavericks), 10.10 (Yosemite), 10.11 (El Capitan)
• macOS 10.12 (Sierra), 10.13 (High Sierra), 10.14 (Mojave), 10.15 (Catalina), 11.0 (Big Sur), 12.0 (Monterey), 13.0 (Ventura) and Later Version.
• Supported Hardware: Intel or Apple Chip (M1) or PowerPC Mac.