Tracker to Nuke
Developer: K_Naoki
Blender add-on that copies 2D tracks and lens distortion from the Movie Clip Editor into Nuke.
What Tracker to Nuke does
Tracker to Nuke, by K_Naoki, bridges Blender's Movie Clip Editor and Foundry's Nuke. It moves 2D tracking data across through the clipboard, so you can paste it straight into a Nuke Tracker node.
You can send all trackers, only the selected ones, pattern corners or plane tracks. Lens distortion transfers as well, using Nuke's default model with K1 and K2, plus the anamorphic P1 and P2 coefficients on Blender 5.1 and later. When pasting parameters, Blender's distortion model switches to Nuke automatically. Controls sit in the Track tab sidebar and the header.
Key features
- Copies 2D tracks to a Nuke Tracker node via clipboard
- Exports all, selected, pattern corners or plane tracks
- Transfers lens distortion K1 and K2
- Anamorphic P1 and P2 support on Blender 5.1+
- Switches Blender's distortion model to Nuke on paste
FAQ
Is Tracker to Nuke free?
Yes, Tracker to Nuke is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does Tracker to Nuke work with?
Tracker to Nuke works with Blender.
Who develops Tracker to Nuke?
Tracker to Nuke is developed by K_Naoki. You can find their other plugins on the K_Naoki page of this catalog.
Where can I download Tracker to Nuke?
Download Tracker to Nuke free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.