instal the new version for windows NUKE Studio 14.1v1

Installing the New Version for Windows NUKE Studio 14.1v1

If you're using a custom Unreal Engine build, you may encounter issues when trying to launch Unreal Engine after enabling the Nuke Server plug-in. This can be due to the version check performed by the plug-in, which is designed to work with specific versions of Unreal Engine. However, there's a simple solution to bypass this issue.

To change the BuildId in the Nuke Server plug-in and match it with your custom Unreal Engine BuildId, follow these steps:

1. Launch Nuke Studio 14.1v1 on your Windows machine.

2. Open the Nuke Server plug-in by going to Window > Nuke Server or by using the shortcut key 'Ctrl + Shift + S'.

3. In the Nuke Server window, click on Settings and then select BuildId from the left-hand menu.

4. Update the BuildId value with the one corresponding to your custom Unreal Engine build.

5. Save your changes and restart Nuke Studio.

By changing the BuildId in the Nuke Server plug-in, you'll be able to bypass the version check and use the plug-in with your custom Unreal Engine build. This solution is particularly useful for users who have customized their Unreal Engine builds and are unable to use the base Nuke Server plug-in.

It's worth noting that as of NukeX/Nuke Studio 13.1v1, users can now implement the UnrealReader node to achieve cross-compatibility with Unreal Engine. However, if you're using a custom build, this solution may not work for you. In such cases, changing the BuildId in the Nuke Server plug-in is the recommended approach.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to use the Nuke Server plug-in with your custom Unreal Engine build and take advantage of its features and functionality.

Instal the new version for windows NUKE Studio 14.1v1