With graphics drivers capable of running CUDA 10.1 or above.
NUKE 13 RELEASE SOFTWARE
Note:The compute capability is a property of the GPU hardware and can't be altered by a software update.
A list of the compute capabilities of NVIDIA GPUs is available at NVIDIAĪn NVIDIA GPU with compute capability 3.0 (Kepler) or above. If you want to enable Nuke to calculate certain nodes using the GPU, there are some additional requirements. Other operating systems may work, but have not been fully tested. Nuke is qualified on the Centos 7.4, 7.5, and 7.6 distributions. Note:The currently supported version of VFX Reference Platform includes library versions that are only compatible with CentOS 7.4, or later. macOS Catalina (10.15.x) or macOS Big Sur (11.x).To learn more about Nuke 13.1, visit the Nuke releases page.Release Notes for Nuke and Hiero 13.1v4 Release Date “The timeline improvements in Nuke 13.1 help artists streamline their review sessions and Metadata support ensures data flows through to final delivery.” “Our goal is to have our tools provide greater consistency across the different stages of production and make it easier for artists to work in the Nuke ecosystem, whether this means easier working in 3D or helping them connect other tools to Nuke so that they can see their work in context and accelerate their workflows,” says Juan Salazar, Senior Product Manager - Timeline and Story, Foundry. Nuke Studio and Hiero continue to focus on review and collaboration with Annotations extended to work over Monitor Out and enhanced Timeline Metadata support ensures that data flows from Production right through to final delivery.Īdditionally Nuke 13.1’s support for OCIOv2 and Blackmagic RAW, as well as the upcoming Nuke-Katana interoperability in Katana 5.0, make it easier to work with greater consistency across the pipeline. The machine learning toolset also receives an upgrade, with new support for third-party PyTorch models in the Inference, so artists can use a wide range of image-to-image PyTorch networks and package them into tools to share with their team. Whether Unreal Engine is being used alongside Nuke for previs, virtual production, or final pixel rendering of VFX and animation, Nuke’s Unreal Reader ensures that artists can work quickly and efficiently, bringing the power of NukeX to their real-time projects. The new Unreal Reader makes it easy for artists to request the data they need from Unreal from within NukeX, enabling users to combine the speed and efficiency of real-time rendering with the flexibility and fine-grained control available in the composite. This new release also includes some significant steps toward streaming artists’ workflows through reducing friction between Nuke and other tools in the pipeline. The Nuke Studio and Hiero Timeline also received several updates including an improved ability to copy soft effects from the Timeline and paste them into the Nuke script.
The node graph has a few new interactions as well, along with extensions to Cryptomatte.
This release includes new 3D manipulators, new 3D hotkeys and other improvements which make it more enjoyable and faster for artists to work in Nuke’s 3D system. Nuke 13.1 continues the improvements to Nuke’s 3D system started in Nuke 13.0 with the Hydra Viewer.
NUKE 13 RELEASE UPDATE
This artist-focused update introduces a suite of user experience and workflow improvements designed to enhance artist productivity and accelerate the creative process for both artists and teams. Nuke 13.1 is the latest release in the Nuke 13 series. LONDON - Foundry, the leading developer of creative software for the media and entertainment industries, has released Nuke 13.1.
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