On Linux operating systems, scaling is currently set to off by default. Nuke supports high definition displays, automatically scaling the interface using the operating system's scaling settings. If you don't have a license or haven't installed one yet, proceed to Licensing Foundry Applications. If you already have a valid license, the interface appears. See Knowledge Base article Q100412 for more information. For more information, see About Nuke Assist.Īrticle:You can create desktop shortcuts to all versions of Nuke by adding command line flags to the shortcut's properties. Note:Nuke Assist licenses are only available as part of the NukeX or Nuke Studio package, and cannot be purchased separately. Nuke 15.0 -nukeassist to launch Nuke Assist. Nuke 15.0 -player to launch HieroPlayer. See About Nuke Indie for more information. Nuke 15.0 -indie to launch Nuke Studio in Indie mode. Nuke 15.0 -studio to launch Nuke Studio. Using a terminal, navigate to the application directory and enter:.Open the application directory (by default, /usr/local/Nuke 15.0v3) and double-click the required icon.Double-click the required icon on the Desktop.To launch the application on Linux, do one of the following:

For mac instal NUKE Studio 15.0v1