FYI… the latest version of Nuke supports USD to what appears to be a very significant degree. The significance is that it narrows the gap between 2D captured fo

FYI… the latest version of Nuke supports USD to what appears to be a very significant degree. The significance is that it narrows the gap between 2D captured footage and 3D generated material. It could eventually lead to a whole new way of thinking about the VFX pipeline. For those that don’t know it, Nuke is a compositor, similar in function to after effects, but about one billion times more powerful. Also… more geared towards vfx as opposed to motion graphics. Check it out… https://campaigns.foundry.com/products/nuke-family/whats-new https://campaigns.foundry.com/products/nuke-family/whats-new Today I taught after effects to first year students. I told them that compositors might move from After Effects to Nuke, but the only way to get a Nuke artist to move to After Effcts is by holding a gun to their head. Btw… not a shill, just a fan boy.