Nuke Web Submission

The web submission process for Nuke primarily consists of four steps:

     1. Upload;

     2. Submit;

     3. Analyze;

     4. Rendering and download.

In the following sections, we will provide a detailed description of each of these steps. Includes video tutorials and text description tutorials.

Video for Nuke web submission

Step 1: Upload

1. Logging into the web interface, navigate to the Assets page, then download and install the transfer tool. Once the install is complete, click to launch the transfer tool.

2. Open the local folder containing your project files, select the project file you want to render, and click "Upload." 

Note: Before uploading, please ensure you have modified and saved your rendering settings within 3D software.

3. Click the ”Submit“ to enter the submission section.

Note: If the file uses plug-ins circulated on the Internet, such as Genarts, PGBokeh, RSMB, etc., please contact customer service in advance so that we can configure the corresponding plug-ins in the background. In addition, if some gizmos and self-made small scripts are used, please contact the customer service in time, and we will modify the process accordingly and adapt the script to better meet your needs.

Step 2: Submit

1.Proceed to the submission phase: first select the [Nuke] software, then set the rendering project path and select the rendering scene file, and finally click [Next :Config render software ].

2. Proceed with software configuration. Click [Add Config] to add software and plugin configurations. In the configuration box, set up Config name, Rendering softwaare, Render system, and Plugin step by step.

 If the required plugin information is not found, you can provide feedback to customer service for addition. After the settings are completed, click [Save].

3.After configuration is completed, select the newly set software config and Hardware config, then click [Go analysis]. The job will enter the analysis phase.

Software config: Ensure that the selected software and plug-in configurations match your submit scenes.

Hardware config: Select an appropriate rendering machine per your requirements. The superior the configuration, the higher the rendering efficiency, enabling rapid completion of rendering tasks.

Analysis timeout stop (h): Defaults to 2 hours (customizable from 1 to 99 hours);After the analysis exceeds the set time, it will automatically stop.

Step 3: Analyze

1.After analysis, if there are no errors or warnings, click "Next " to submit the rendering. If there are warnings, you may ignore them and proceed with submission; if there are analysis errors, please modify as prompted before proceeding.

2. Set the rendering parameters. The specific parameters are as follows:

2.1 Render parameter setting

Render node: You can select the rendering node parameters (Use scene settings, Render full resolution, Use proxy rendering)

Frame range: You can enter the rendering frame range.

• Use scene settings: Proxy rendering is not enabled, and rendering is performed according to the global resolution of the scene settings; Proxy rendering is enabled, and rendering is performed according to the proxy resolution of the scene settings;
• Render full resolution: Render according to the global resolution of the scene settings.
• Render using proxies: Render according to the proxy resolution of the scene settings.

2.2 Test frame setting

To ensure optimal results, we recommend that you prioritize test frames before clicking [Submit]. After the test frames are rendered, confirm that they meet your expectations. If so, click [Full Render] in the [Render List]. If you have any questions, please contact our online customer service.

In the initial state, three frames—the first frame, middle frame, and final frame—are automatically selected.

Custom test frames are allowed, with a maximum of 10 frames that can be entered.

2.3 Render setting

Project name: You can create a new project or select an existing project name. Adding a project will facilitate subsequent project management and billing statistics;

Frames per node: Number of frames rendered by one node(machine);

Timeout alert(h): An email alert will be sent if the rendering frame time exceeds the set limitation. The receiving email can be configured by yourself in  Web->Message seetings->Job message settings;

Timeout alert(h): If the time - consuming of a rendering frame exceeds the set limitation, it will be automatically stopped and you will be informed via email. The receiving email can be configured by yourself in  Web->Message seetings->Job message settings.

3. Click [Submit to Render] to initiate rendering.

Step 4: Rendering and download

1. During the rendering process, you can click on jobs to view rendering details;

2. After rendering is completed, click [download] to select files for download. Alternatively, you can click [Output File] to select files for download.