Cleanup / Paint projects for Nuke: 11 free project files with notes on what each one demonstrates, linked to their original sources.
11 free project files
Pixel Eye Pictures shares these Nuke gizmos and tools, made with freelancers in mind and built and tested in Nuke 14. The gizmos convert a CornerPin's corners into a 4x4 matrix so a Roto or paint shape follows the…
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These are the project files for Compositing Academy's free one-hour After Effects to Nuke course. The lessons translate AE habits into node thinking: layers versus nodes, premult, roto and masking, Merge operations…
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Split The Diff (Sebastian Schutt) offers the setup from episode 03 of his Unleash The Node series, a deconstruction setup of different edge extend techniques for getting rid of bright or dark edges while preserving as…
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Practical Compositing in Nuke is Foundry's official multi-lesson course led by Austin Meyers, with project files made for Nuke 12.0.
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These are Foundry's official project files for the four written tutorials in the Nuke user guide: Compositing Basics, Tracking, Keying and 3D Integration.
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Nick Pittas shares a simple script that uses the frequency separation technique from Photoshop to split the image into texture and lighting passes so you can control each one separately.
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Compositor Ben McEwan shares his public gizmos and Python scripts for Nuke on GitHub. The nine gizmos include Breakdownerizationer, a tool to automate the creation of simple breakdowns, DeepMerge_Advanced with an option…
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Magno Borgo shares the scripts, gizmos and toolsets he developed or adapted for day-to-day compositing in Nuke. The 13 .nk tools include normal_relight, which computes surface normals from an image and relights with a…
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Foundry Learn hosts these course files for Julian Kreusser's two-part course on automated removals in shots where the camera and scene are in motion.
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Foundry Learn shares the assets for Alfie Vaughan's tutorial on using Griptape as part of a compositing workflow in Nuke.
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In this two-part Foundry series, Alex Villabon shows how to blend ComfyUI with Nuke for production-ready cleanups. The workflow generates clean plates and removes elements using AI, then brings that material into Nuke…
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