Note:To add the last node created using this method, simply press Tab and then Return. To select the node you want to add from the list, you can either click on it, or scroll to it with the Up and Down arrow keys and press Return. This opens a prompt displaying a list of matches. Press the Tab key and start typing the name of the node you want to create. Tip:See Using the Tab Menu for more detailed information. For example, if you first select a Blur node from the Filter menu, you can then add another Blur node by simply pressing the middle-mouse button on the Filter icon. Note:You can press the middle-mouse button on a menu icon to repeat the last item used from that menu. For example, if you want to add a Blur node, click the Filter icon and select Blur. Select the existing node that you want the new node to follow by clicking on it.Ĭlick an icon on the Toolbar and select a node from the menu that appears. When you add a node, Nuke automatically connects it to the currently selected node. You can add nodes using the Toolbar, the Tab menu, or the right-click menu. For a run down of supported nodes, see Meet the Nuke Product Family. Note:Not all nodes are supported in all versions of products. These operations concatenate and allow you to manipulate your images. You can create a new compositing script by inserting and connecting nodes to form a network of operations. Nodes are the basic building blocks of any composite.
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