Greg Wieder
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It seems there were a few faulty Nuke scripts that were the problem. The red X would pop when viewing from some nodes in the stream and not others. There were 2 glow nodes at the end of the stream before the write node. One of the glows would produce the red X and the other wouldn’t. Even more strange, the write node wouldn’t produce the X but the glow before it would.
I am still getting to the bottom of it, but all signs point to a buggy Nuke script. No need to log it to tech supprot.
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It seems there were a few faulty Nuke scripts that were the problem. The red X would pop when viewing from some nodes in the stream and not others. There were 2 glow nodes at the end of the stream before the write node. One of the glows would produce the red X and the other wouldn’t. Even more strange, the write node wouldn’t produce the X but the glow before it would.
I am still getting to the bottom of it, but all signs point to a buggy Nuke script. No need to log it to tech supprot.
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It happens both Gui and render.
I open the file that has been created on OSX on the render machine, in Gui mode. The viewer has a red X. I can create another RSMB node right next to the original. The new node doesn’t have an X, but the original does. If I save and then open on OSX, they both work. Both are RSMB3.
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It happens both Gui and render.
I open the file that has been created on OSX on the render machine, in Gui mode. The viewer has a red X. I can create another RSMB node right next to the original. The new node doesn’t have an X, but the original does. If I save and then open on OSX, they both work. Both are RSMB3.