Are you working on a 3D modeling project and need to import OBJ files in Nuke? Look no further! Here's a quick and easy guide to help you import OBJ files in Nuke for seamless integration with your 3D workflow.

Step 1: Open Nuke

Launch Nuke on your computer to begin the process of importing OBJ files. If you don't have Nuke installed, make sure to download and install the software before proceeding.

Step 2: Create a ReadGeo Node

In the Nuke interface, create a ReadGeo node by right-clicking in the Node Graph and selecting ‘3D’ > ‘ReadGeo’. This node is used to import 3D geometry files, including OBJ files, into Nuke.

Step 3: Locate and Select the OBJ File

With the ReadGeo node selected, click on the ‘File’ knob in the node's properties panel to browse and locate the OBJ file you want to import. Select the OBJ file and click ‘Open’ to load it into the ReadGeo node.

Step 4: Connect the ReadGeo Node to the Scene

Create a Merge node by right-clicking in the Node Graph and selecting ‘Merge’. Then connect the ReadGeo node to the Merge node by dragging a line from the ReadGeo node's output to the Merge node's input.

Step 5: Position the 3D Model in the Scene

Use the Merge node to position and manipulate the 3D model in the Nuke scene as needed for your project. You can also use additional nodes and tools in Nuke to customize the rendering and appearance of the imported OBJ file.

Step 6: Review and Render

Once the OBJ file is imported and positioned in the Nuke scene, review the placement and appearance of the 3D model. Make any necessary adjustments using Nuke's tools and nodes. When you're satisfied with the result, you can render the scene to generate the final output.

That's it! By following these simple steps, you can easily import OBJ files in Nuke for your 3D modeling projects. Whether you're working on visual effects, motion graphics, or any other 3D project, Nuke makes it easy to integrate OBJ files into your workflow for seamless creativity and productivity.