Hey everyone, today I'm gonna show you how to import an obj file in Nuke to level up your 3D compositing game. Are you ready? Let's dive in! First, make sure you have the latest version of Nuke installed on your computer. Then, open Nuke and create a new project. Once your project is open, go to the '3D' tab and click on the 'ReadGeo' node. Now, navigate to the location where your obj file is saved and select it. The obj file will now appear in your Nuke project as a 3D model. You can use the 'TransformGeo' node to position, scale, and rotate the 3D model as needed. To view the 3D model in the Nuke 3D viewer, make sure to enable the 'Render Mode' and adjust the camera settings to get the desired view. You can also add lights and materials to the 3D model to enhance its appearance. Once you're happy with the placement and look of the 3D model, you can start integrating it into your 2D footage using the 'ScanlineRender' node. With the obj file successfully imported and integrated, you can now create stunning visual effects and seamless 3D composites in Nuke. Don't forget to save your project and render out the final result. And that's it! Now you know how to import an obj file in Nuke like a pro. Give it a try and take your 3D compositing skills to the next level. Happy creating! #Nuke #objfile #import3Dmodel #3Dcompositing