danielforgacs/NukeDoctor

Nuke Doctor

Tool that rewrites nuke scripts that take too long to open or even crash. This tool probably does not fix the issue itself, but helps identifying the node that causes it. The tool does not touch the original file. It saves a new one next to it with the name postfixed: .doctored.

usage example:

$ ./nukedoctor comp_scene_v001.nk --nocmd -l 7 --emptynodes --emptygroups -i Dot NoOp

the scene will be rewritten as: comp_scene_v001.nk.doctored

The json file is just a data dump of the nodes found in the nuke scene. It's just for info.

Usage: nukedoctor [OPTIONS] <script>

Arguments:
  <script>  

Options:
  -c, --nocmd              Don't write commands. (set, push, ...)
  -l <maxbodylines>        Only write nodes with less lines than <maxbodylines>.
  -e, --emptynodes         Writes nodes that are filtered out with the name only. Helps keeping the node tree while getting rid of heavy stuff.
  -g, --emptygroups        Writes Groups empty.
  -i <ignoretypes>...      Don't write nodes of these types. (Dot, NoOp, ...)
  -h, --help               Print help information
  -V, --version            Print version information

Logging

Set the RUST_LOG env var to info or debug.

Building the binary

Download Rust

# build the binary:
NukeDoctor/ $> cargo build --release

# oprionally make the binary smaller:
NukeDoctor/ $> strip ./target/release/nukedoctor

# The biary is this file:
# target/release/nukedoctor

Example scene sources:

BenMcEwan
chrisfryer

danielforgacs / NukeDoctor