“Broaden the scope of the videos I’m gonna make”įrom the top I’ll tell ya, unless your goal is to get into high end photo real compositing, there are plenty of options that aren’t Nukeįor example, for an expense comparable to Nuke Indies price tag you can get a year of the Adobe suite and get access to premiere, after effects, media encoder, and photoshop which will all be much easier to learn (larger communities) and is fully capable off supporting a multi million dollar commercial studio ( have worked at a few that use only these and the free version of resolve)
So.Īnyway guys please dont ban me, if you can help me help me but if you cant just say no But i was going to use this to broaden the scope of videos im gonna make.Īnd i only posted this on here because i saw someone else mention that a lot of people have there own cracks of nuke in the industry. I then look quickly online about it and realised it is very good software.īut i did not know it was so expensive until now and thats why i freaked out and started backing up my system.īut i really wanted to learn this software and i haven't got 10,000 to put in some software. Plus the path but when i check for it, its not there.Īnd before you guys get all crazy on me just know i was not trying to install nuke, i installed randomly then, as i was browsing around saw someone mention it and noticed i had it. Please untinstall before installing this version" And now it says " there appears to already be an old installation of fft on this machine. What is werid aswell is the fact that when i tried to install it again what it said changed. The foundtry license service and xlm.īut there still there! And it still wont work. Now i went to the registry and deleted the service.
So i uninstalled.īut when i re installed, the flt application said its still installed, so i went looking around and uninstalled. So i download a crack version from *******download of nuke studio and when i installed i seemed to have messed up editing the lid file, adding the host name, system id and port.
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