The most ground-breaking feature of the release is undoubtedly the new AIR nodes, part of a new machine learning framework intended to help automate repetitive visual effects tasks. New machine learning framework lets VFX artists train their own neural networks The releases were announced during the company’s Foundry Live 2021 online user event. Nuke Studio, which adds a multi-track timeline for editorial work, also gets new synchronous real-time shot review system Sync Review. Other changes include a new viewport based on Hydra, the Universal Scene Description’s rendering framework expanded USD import and export new monitout out options and native Cryptomatte support.Īll are available in both Nuke and NukeX, the expanded edition of the software. The main new feature is the AIR nodes: part of a radical new machine learning framework that enables artists to train their own AI networks to automate repetitive tasks like roto work and marker removal. Foundry has released Nuke 13.0, a major update to the node-based compositing software.

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