Foundry has announced a new version of Nuke Indie, the cut-price version of its compositing tool. The big news in this release is the lifting of restrictions to support third-party OFX plug-ins. The Foundry also reveals that they are “working with developers of popular commercial NDK-based plug-ins toward enabling support for these in a future release.”. Other new features of this release include support for H.264 and AAC audio codecs, bringing Nuke Indie in line with all file formats supported by commercial Nuke Studio. Read a full list of what’s new in the online release notes.
Nuke Indie 12.2v3 released adding support for 3rd party plugins
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Give us Blinkscript and ability to use all cool script from nukepedia and I’m buying it the same day.
no nukepedia nodes supported on the indie?