- Introduction;
- Open in Explorer;
- File not found;
- Installing;
- Nuke Compatibility;
- Troubleshooting;
- Supporters;
- Support me;
- Nuke Start Screen displays a window containing the last seven recent files when opening Nuke;
- You can access it later by going to Edit -> Nuke Start Screen;
Important
This tool is designed to work with 1280x1024 resolution or higher. Otherwise, the window may be cropped.
- Clicking on the folder icon will open the file path in your Explorer;
- If your Nuke file was removed, renamed or deleted, the file path will display as red, and the buttons will be disabled;
How to Install
- Click on the green button and download the zip file;
- Go to your .nuke directory (usually at
C:\Users\%username%\.nuke
), and extract the content into a folder;
- Rename the extracted folder to Nuke_Start_Screen;
- Inside the Nuke_Start_Screen folder, you should have all the content inside of it;
- Open the init.py file (if you don't have it, you can manually create one);
- Copy the following code and paste it into your init.py file, then save and close it;
import nuke
nuke.pluginAddPath('./Nuke_Start_Screen')
- Now when opening Nuke, it should appear the Nuke Start Screen window;
- Nuke Start Screen was developed in Nuke 12.1v5 and tested in Nuke 15.1v4, so it's designed to work between those Nuke versions;
- It works for commercial and non-commercial versions (except Indie due the Python limitation);
If you have feedback, suggestions, or feature requests, please visit the Discussions page and create a New Discussion. For bugs, please go to the Issues page and create a New Issue.
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This personal project required significant time and extra hours of hard work to make it available to everyone. If you find this tool useful, please consider supporting me on Buy Me A Coffee. β
If you donate any amount, please mention this tool (also your preference name if you want to), so your name will appear in the Supporters list above.
You can also share this tool or send me a positive message, it would help me in the same way.
Special thanks to Gustavo Goncalves and Leticia Matsuoka for testing this tool.