When NUKE_CRASH_HANDLING is set to 0, crash reporting is disabled in both GUI and terminal mode. When NUKE_CRASH_HANDLING is set to 1, crash reporting is enabled in both GUI and terminal mode. By default, crash reporting is enabled in GUI mode and disabled in terminal mode. Setting this environment variable to 1 enables this behavior, so artists don't need to copy a gizmo before editing it.īreakpad crash reporting allows you to submit crash dumps to The Foundry in the unlikely event of a crash. Nuke does not allow you to Overwrite and Save as gizmos by default, without copying the gizmo to a Group. Otherwise, the card uses the single stream on the channel number specified. NOTE:Certain modes, such as 12-bit 444, require a 3G stream. DUALOUTPUT + CHANNEL=3 OR CHANNEL=4 results in two 1.5G streams coming from SDI3 and SDI4.DUALOUTPUT + CHANNEL=1 OR CHANNEL=2 results in two 1.5G streams coming from SDI1 and SDI2.NUKE_AJA_DUALOUTPUT - set this environment variable to 1 to force the card to separate the single 3G stream into two 1.5G streams through SDI1 and SDI2.Ĭombining these two environment variables can force the stream to split and output through alternate SDI outputs.NUKE_AJA_CHANNEL - set this variable to 2, 3, or 4 to output a single stream through SDI2, SDI3, or SDI4.Use these environment variables to customize this output behavior: NOTE:This variable does not clear the cache, you must remove cached files manually.ĪJA cards take 3G level signal (mostly for 12-bit 444 RGB) and combine it into a single 3G-B (B denotes B level, hence the 3G-B) stream through SDI1 by default. Set this variable to stop Nuke Studio caching thumbnails for improved access once loaded. Set this variable to stop Nuke Studio loading thumbnails. See Using Nuke Studio's Frame Server for more information. This variable is used to specify a different location for the Frame Server to write log files to, if you'd like to keep them separate from the default NUKE_TEMP_DIR. NOTE:Setting the logging level to verbose can produce large log files when FOUNDRY_LOG_FILE is specified. There are four levels of detail, on a sliding scale from minimal to verbose: This variable sets the level of logging Nuke produces during operation. If you don’t specify a logfile, all output is to screen. This variable specifies the location of Nuke’s logfile.
NUKE 10 RLM LICENSE
The location of the Nuke FLEXlm license file, if the following recommended location is not used:ĭrive letter:\Program Files\The Foundry\FLEXlm
This variable prints additional licensing information to the command line or Terminal. If you're interested in making an early move to RLM licensing, please contact to obtain a replacement license. NOTE:We're in the process of migrating licenses from FLEXlm to the RLM licensing model.
The location of the Nuke RLM license file, if the following recommended location is not used:ĭrive letter:\Program Files\The Foundry\RLM Try changing the license directory to an alternate location using this environment variable.
Unable to create subscription license directory: C:\Users\Zoë Hernández\FoundryLicensing\ If a licensing error similar to the following displays: On Windows, user names containing non-ASCII characters can cause subscription licensing to fail. Any GPU accelerated nodes, such as Kronos and Denoise, default to processing on the CPU. When enabled, any GPUs installed locally are disabled and cannot be selected from Preferences > Performance > Hardware > default blink device dropdown. This variable disables Nuke's CUDA and OpenCL capabilities. If you want to disable this behavior until a set number of days before expiry, you can set this environment variables to the required number of days. NOTE:You still get a warning if no license is found, for example if you only have a Nuke license but you try to run NukeX.įN_LICENSE_DIALOG_DAYS_LEFT_BEFORE_PROMPTīy default, if you have installed a temporary license, Nuke displays a dialog at start-up alerting you to the number of days remaining. If you want to disable this behavior, you can set either of these environment variables to 1 to suppress the warning message about imminent license expiration. The following table lists the environment variables Nuke recognizes.Īllows you to specify where Issue Reporter dumps are saved by default.īy default, if you have installed a temporary license, Nuke displays a dialog at start-up alerting you to the number of days remaining.
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