Nuke script Teleporter is a UI hotbox style application for Nuke that will allow users to quickly jump to specific areas of the script so artist can work faster and efficiently . The idea is to setup important parts of any given Nuke script, like Characters, Props, Plates, Cameras. After doing this the artist would be able to quickly navigate to any of the mentioned areas of the script with only a couple of clicks.
As part of the development roadmap there would be a bunch of features that I would like to add like:
- Implementation for Linux and other OS, since the main development would be done in Windows.
- Creation of custom Bookmarks.
- Customization for specific projects, adding icons and images that represent an specific project, just to give it a bit of flavor.
Comp assistant is a tool tha aims to help the artist to keep track of things to do and organize a bit better their workflow to ease the task of taking a shot from slapcomp to final. Tackling one task at a time is the best recipe to success and that is what this tool is thought for. Is a To Do list in a nutshell. It consists in a UI where the artist can enter and categorize notes in personal or supervisor notes so they can plan ahead and have a better overview of the task ahead.
As part of the development roadmap there would be a bunch of features that I would like to add like:
- communication to platforms like SG or FTRACK to have quick access to supervisor notes.
Pomodoro productivity tool Podomoro method for time management and productivity is a technique that is commonly used to help professionals overcome mental barriers and distractions while trying to focus on certain tasks. Artist will determine how long will the focus session last and work towards a previously defined goal. This could be a combination of the To Do list and this focus timer tool.
Phoenix_nodeShare is a tool that would allow artist to share nodes with the help of a simple interface. Artist will be able to set a shared folder where the tools will be stored and share/import said tools using the application interface. The word Phoenix comes from Rick & Morty's, Edge of Tomorty episode. (a bit of a nerdy name)