State:New|TargetRelease:No Target|icon_bug|icon_nuke|database:public|Resolution:Fixed|BugID:521770|
Problem summary
Overscan pixels from the Project3D node are cropped, unless proxy mode is enabled.
Customer reported version
Nuke 13.0v7
Customer reported platform
Windows 10
Steps to reproduce
1) Open Nuke. Then open the attached .nk script, or follow the rest of the steps below.
2) Create a CheckerBoard.
3) Add a Transform downstream from the CheckerBoard. Set the Transform node's width scale to 20 (the bounding box should now be much larger than the format).
4) Create a ColorBars node.
5) Add a Transform downstream from the ColorBars. Set this Transform node's width scale to 10.
6) Create a Merge node, connecting its B pipe to the ColorBars branch and the A pipe to the CheckerBoard branch.
7) Create a Project3D and connect its input to the Merge node. Ensure that its crop knob is disabled.
8) Create a Card and connect it to the Project3D.
9) Create a Camera and connect it to the Project3D node's cam input.
10) Move the so that the overscan will be visible.
11) Create a ScanlineRender node and connect it to the bottom of the tree.
12) Create a second Camera node and attach it to the ScanlineRender node's cam input. Move it in 3D space, so that the Card is visible.
The Node Graph should now look something like:


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