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Nucle-WOAH
Yikes I can’t get nucleo to work in CS3. I have it installed in 7 and it works fine. I’m running it on a intel mac with XP pro.
I get some sort of message about the version I’m running not being compatible, and I can’t find the version that I ought to be running. Anyone? Anyone?
I’m sure this is just a stupid ” didn’t see the update ” on my end.
Nicholas Toth
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If you’re using the regular Nucleo, you won’t need it in AE CS3 as Adobe added the functionality to AE. It’s in the Multiprocessing tab in AE’s preferences. Something like “Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously” should be checked (I don’t have AE CS3, so I’m not sure of the exact language).
If you’re using Nucleo Pro, you’ll need Nucleo Pro 2 to work with AE CS3. According to an email I got from Gridiron, it’s due to be released in a few days, but you can still get in on the pre-order price if you act quickly.
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Ver1+ isn’t compatible with AE8. CHeck the Nucleo site for the update.
Cheers
Roland Kahlenberg
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Yeah, I know about the new AE supported multiprocessing, but we’ve already worked nucleo pro into the pipeline. I’m not so impressed with AE’s multiprocessing, its good, don’t get me wrong, but it won’t work on my laptop (it disables it due to lack of ram) but nucleo forces it to multiprocess.
Nicholas Toth
Freelance Animator
nicholastoth.com
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