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Installation
Mac, PC, Linux Installation
Copy the plugin to your standard plugin path. This is either defined by the nuke environment variable (NUKE_PATH) or directly by your application plugin directory, e.g.: Typical Install folders:Windows C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nuke\x.x\plugins\ Linux /usr/local/Nuke/x.x/plugins/ Mac /Library/Application Support/Nuke/x.x/plugins/
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are installing Nuke for the first time you will need to create the following directory manually: C:\Program Files > Common Files > Nuke > {version number} > plugins MENU.PY Do not put the "menu.py" file into the C:\Program Files > {version number} > plugins plugins folder or it will overwrite the Nuke menu.py file. Installing Textures and Presets Windows
Default application directory Linux Your home directory Mac /Library/Application Support/Optical Flares/ PLEASE NOTE:
Since Nuke is changing default paths during startup and runtime we recommend that you set up Optical Flares to custom install directories. Specific path variables help Optical Flares to identify the install locations of the license and the textures/presets. You can set up OPTICAL_FLARES_PATH to identify that location. If it is not present, Optical Flares will look up the data in the default directories as listed in our install Instructions above but they may be changed by Nuke and in this case you will need to make a custom install path. Generating License
Windows
Default application directory (Nuke application directory) Linux Home directory Mac /Library/Application Support/Optical Flares/ Installing Shortcut inside Nuke with your Menu.py |