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Install instructions

  1. Copy the menu.py and init.py into your .nuke folder. If there is already an init.py or menu.py at that location, open it in your favorite text editor, and add the contents of this init.py or menu.py to the end of your current init.py or menu.py respectively.
  2. Copy the directories within the Gizmos folder directly into your .nuke folder Your directory structure will look similar to the following:
    .nuke/
    	Channel/
    	Draw/
    	Filter/
    	Image/
    	Keyer/
    	Merge/
    	Transform/
    	init.py
    	menu.py
    
  3. Open Nuke.

OR If you want to put the gizmos into a subdirectory

  1. Copy the contents of the Kaiz3rTools package into the wanted directory (here in .nuke). Put init.py and menu.py into your .nuke folder. If there is already an init.py or menu.py at that location, open it in your favorite text editor, and add the contents of this init.py or menu.py to the end of your current init.py or menu.py respectively. Your directory structure will look similar to the following:

    .nuke/
    	Gizmos/
    	init.py
    	menu.py
    
  2. Open init.py and add a CUSTOM_GIZMO_LOCATION path. You can put it anywhere.

  3. Replace <login name> with your login name in this example

    • Linux:
      CUSTOM_GIZMO_LOCATION = r'/users/<login name>/.nuke/kaiz3rTools'
    • OSX
      CUSTOM_GIZMO_LOCATION = r'/Users/<login name>/.nuke/kaiz3rTools'
    • Windows
      CUSTOM_GIZMO_LOCATION = r'C:\Users\\.nuke\kaiz3rTools'
      If you are on Windows do not include a trailing slash!
  4. Save init.py file and open Nuke.