There's new user prefs for Timeline now

Frame step size - How many frames to step at a time int he timeline Label mode - How to define labels on the timeline. Either Timecode, Frame number or No Labels

There's an additional setting here for Node Graph -> Colours which lets the user specify the colours of the node types

Crop, Mirror, Reformat and Transform should be in a "Transform" section rather than "Output" (which should only contain the Output node

Missing our "Depth of Field" nodes here, which is:

A real-time depth of field node which requires a colour image and a depth image. This is most suitable for use with a camera override, to add a cinematic depth of field effect.

These nodes have been moved to their own OCIO section, and there are two additional nodes -

OCIO CDL Transform OCIO CDL File Transform

These nodes are equivalent to the Nuke OCIOCDLTransform node when combined, but are split up here for technical reasons. Reach out to me if you need more info on them

As mentioned elsewhere, these options are now gone, so it's sufficient to say that this isn't editable and is fully automated.

Both these settings have been removed

This has been renamed to "Node Graphs"

This has been renamed to just "Sequences"

These settings are universal for all camera types, so not really linked to the constant camera itself

This has been removed in latest builds

You can also define the OCIO Display-view transform from here now. Specifically you can:

Enabled (tick box, default unchecked) Display-view transform (default "sRGB - DIsplay | ACES 1.0 - SDRVideo") Invert (tickbox, default unchecked) Saturation (0-2 value, default 1)

Should be bold?

We've removed File outputs for now so this can be deleted

I realised there was an additional feature that went in a while back that we need to add here (apologies my mistake I must have missed it). It's an app notification panel that appears in the top right of the SM beside the projects list.

It is essentially just a notification panel which will let the user know critical problems and important feedback. It will have much less info than the log panel, but you can link from the app notifications to the logs to get more detail if needed

The below button has been renamed to "Create camera overrides" so will need another screenshot

Can we add another small line after this (which isn't another step, just more info).

After the initial node creation, to select those nodes that were created for a USD object, right click in the scene graph and click "Select linked nodes".

Renamed to "Create texture overrides"

This was renamed to "Image sequences"

This was renamed to "Single frames"

This can be removed, it's no longer true

This can be removed now, no longer true

Can we change this to StageUSDExport in all references?

Can we change this to the below: We can keep the mention of Nuke 15.0 after but we want tot set 16.0 as the minimum recommendation.

"It is recommended to use the latest version of Nuke for asset preparation, and the minimum recommendation is Nuke 16.0."

Another section on visibility would be good here. Something like:

You can click on the eye icon to toggle visibility for a USD object. If an object is set to be invisible, all object children will inherit that invisibility. To toggle the visibility of the entire scene, click on the eye icon in the graph header.

Missing link?

Visibility is also in here (between Prim Name and Type). That's the eye icon

This feature was improved so pipelinesortbias and pipelinephase no longer exist. We can state something like:

This is not editable and is determined automatically.

In the latest build the only option is "Window" so we cna remove this step

This column is: "Name" - Name of the RenderNode within Nuke Stage

Maybe you guys know better but can we use this image publicly? The scene is originally from Avatar.

I mentioned before that licensing will be changing for Release. However the build we will be giving out after NAB will be using the old system so this is fine, but I wonder if we should mention something like:

Licensing will be changing to a Render Node based approach upon Release.

I guess this is until we have a definitive name for what is (currently) the Stage Manager?

Just to be clear, I would change it to the below (or something similar) just in case people think they only need to do it on the control machine.

During installation, it is also recommended to add the Nuke Stage Listener shortcut to your Windows startup app on all machines used for Nuke Stage.