

This is needed because of Windows’ way of finding library dependencies. You do however, additionally, need to add the same installation folder path to your system’s PATH environment variable. Alternatively you can do it using the python command uginAddPath(“/full/path/to/plugin/install/folder”) in your init.py file.
#NUKE 10 ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES INSTALL#
To install NNSuperResolution properly on Windows, you first have to add the installation folder to your NUKE_PATH.

I’m getting an error when trying to run NNSuperResolution in Nuke on Windows You get this error if you haven’t configured your PATH environment variable to include the installation path of NNSuperResolution The form should be filled in, signed, scanned and emailed to, and we will send you a new license file as soon as we can. Yes, please fill out the License Transfer Form. Am I able to transfer my NNSuperResolution license to another machine? We’ve chosen to sell our licenses for a low price instead to accommodate most people and companies to afford a license anyway. Do you offer educational discount?Īs of now, we are not offering any educational discount. If you query the license server it may report multiple handles for those jobs, but it’s still only using a single license token. you can have multiple jobs using NNSuperResolution on the same host and only use a single license. How are licenses consumed?Īll of Pixelmania’s licenses are per host, i.e. To have the plugin working in Nuke Indie you have to use the latest version available from Foundry of Nuke 12.2 or Nuke 13.0. Yes, Nuke Indie is supported from v.2.5.0.

We’ll try and gather the most common ones here and keep it up to date with new ones when we see the need for it. There are always questions popping up when trying to run software on lots of different system configurations.
