It's a toolkit to speed up your workflow automating the most repetitive tasks, like link or bake a roto to a tracker.
- Link Tracker to Roto: just create a Roto node linked to selected Tracker.
shortcut: 'none'
- Bake Tracker to Roto: bake translate, rotate and scale to the root of a Roto Node and add a button to control the reference frame direct on Roto node.
shortcut: 'F2'
- Link Tracker to Transform: create a Transform linked to the Tracker. I know, it's easy to do this directly on the Tracker node, but you can assign a shortcut to this function. So I did this tool.
shortcut: 'none'
- Bake Tracker to Transform: again, just a shortcut to speed up the process of bake all transformation of a Tracker in match-move mode, with a reference frame control.
shortcut: 'F3'
- Bake CornerPin to Tracker: Bake the CornerPin points into a Tracker with 4 tracks. After this you can run the other tools to get other nodes.
shortcut: 'shift + c'
- Stabilization Kit from CornerPin (Victor Perez style): I learned this thecnique on Victor Perez's course Painting and Reconstruction Techniques with NUKE X, this tool it's just to speed up the workflow. You will get a CornerPin to stabilize and a Reverse CornerPin to do the match-move.
shortcut: 'alt+c'
- Mark all tracks on Tracker: this tool will mark/ unmark the selected properties box in all tracks in a Tracker node. This toos is available outside of this toolbox, you can read it here.
shortcut: 'alt + shift + c'
* This tool is my adaptation from Isaac Spiegel's script (you can find it here)
Download here.
To install, just edit your menu.py with this text:
import Baker_ToolKitand copy the Baker_ToolKit.py to your .nuke folder.
You can find your .nuke folder at:
Linux: /home/login name/.nuke
macOS: /Users/login name/.nuke
Windows: drive letter:\Users\user name\.nuke