Nuke Studio | Placeholder Geometry & Writing An FBX Tutorial

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NUKE STUDIO uses FBX files, so in this video you'll be shown how to create one as well as your placeholder geometry before sending off your work to the 3D department. This video is part of a full Digital-Tutors course. To watch the full course and download all the project files for free, just sign up on their site: https://www.digitaltutors.com/promotion/nuke-studio-watch

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