![]() ![]() Nuke also looks in specific sub-directories of your home directory and the Nuke application directory in the order shown by platform: See Defining the Nuke Plug-in Path for more information. Thus, by defining the Nuke plug-in path, you can assign yourself a common shared directory from which to control Nuke for multiple artists. If you want Nuke to look for plug-ins somewhere else rather than in these default locations, you can also define a common plug-in path yourself.
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