State:New|TargetRelease:No Target|icon_bug|icon_nuke|database:public|Resolution:Fixed|BugID:252916|
Problem summary
Changing root color management from 'Nuke' to 'OCIO' initially errors in some default LUT settings, when config.ocio set by OCIO environment variable AND .py argument in Nuke launch
Customer reported version
nuke.10.0v4
Customer reported platform
centos6
Steps to reproduce
1) set OCIO environment variable to point to a valid config.ocio and luts
sample used for this test is at /<share>/<this bug#>/003.tar.gz
2) launch Nuke10.5v1 with .py script argument
this is enough to have in the file:
print "hello world!"
3) hit s in node graph and change color management knob
Workaround
If you toggle the color management knob back to 'Nuke' and then to 'OCIO' again, the default LUT settings appear correct
Reproduced by support
repro'd on Nuke9.0v8, 10.0v5, 10.5v1
on OS 10.10.5
Expected behaviour
default LUT settings correct the first time you set them
Actual behaviour
default LUT settings incorrect the first time you set them
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