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The Timeline - Nuke Tutorial
From the course: Nuke Essential Training
The Timeline
- [Instructor] The timeline shows what frame your job is on and has several features to speed up shot development, as well as to help manage large composites. So, if I play my little clip here, you can see I'm caching it in the timeline. And now, if I stop that, one of the features we have is you can move the play head, this little orange triangle right here, by clicking and dragging on him, put him anywhere you want. You can also just come down to a place on the timeline and click and it'll jump to it. Another important feature here is the current frame number. It's reporting what frame the play head is on. I'll jump to 30, it says 30. However, you can also enter a frame number for it to jump to. Let's put in 25 Return. The play head jumps to frame 25. Now, this may sound like a trivial feature until you're working on a 1,000-frame shot and the tick marks in the timeline are so tiny, you cannot get the play head on the exact frame you want. That's when you enter a custom frame number…
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Contents
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Tour of the interface8m 33s
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Use the Viewer: Part 16m 18s
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Use the Viewer: Part 28m 26s
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The Viewer playback controls2m 12s
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The Timeline8m
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Project settings4m 55s
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Build node trees5m 41s
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Work with Properties panels4m 49s
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Adjust node parameters8m 44s
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Keyframe animation3m 44s
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The Dope Sheet3m 6s
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The Curve Editor10m 8s
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A workflow demonstration: Part 15m 32s
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A workflow demonstration: Part 26m 1s
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