* Point, Area and Environment light support
* Basic shader support (brdf, matte/shadow, occlusion/bent normal)
* Raytrace, Micropoly and Physically Based rendering engines available.
* Animation support for parameters. (lights, cameras, objects)
* Delayed_load object support. (with basic translation controls)
* Pixel and raytracing sampling controls (pr object and light)
Very handy if you want to render excessive amounts of Stanford Dragons in comp.
So here’s a little trick to get some dodgy hacky shadows in Nuke , by comparing projected and “rendered” pWorld passes we can derive the difference easily and use that as a shadow matte. Still aliasing and various issues, but works fairly well. Node requires geo, camera, bg and lights. Supports all regular nuke geo.
*Nuke script with gizmo/group , Geo needs reloading.