HI all, Firstly, pardon my ignorance on the subject but, it's not very clear to me on how to install/compile the code for OCIO on MAC OS X. With that said...... I'm trying to install OCIO for

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/127 This fixes the case where enum menu items differ between nuke sessions and the index value may not correspond to the appropriate menu item.

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/126 https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/124 Symlinks in ocio profiles / lut paths are now handled correctly. Previously, there was

Hey Jeremy, thanks for that. I know about the format, just thought there's a possibility to bake it out from the existing baker code. Don't worry about it, we'll have 1.3v2 soon. Thanks again. Oliver

From Jack (author of Mari), "The is one included in the default Mari I think it is called default.lut In general it is a test file containing 0...1024 triples for rgb. Normally 1024

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/125 To hopefully simplify installation, added a source'able shell script which sets the required env-vars (using configure_file to get the correct paths)

Thanks Jeremy, we're probably gonna get 1.3v2 soon, but it'd be good to know anyway. Oliver

Thank you for trying. The release I've done has some bugs, but I'll update it frequently. Yes, I've been using OCIO since I found about it. I'm very happy with it. For now, I'm porting the Nuke

Hey Est, I've been following ramen for sometime with great interest, particularly because you supported openfx. I didn't realize you also supported ocio, that's awesome! Cheers, Andrew

Sorry for not responding sooner, I'll check with Jack and see what 1d lut formats mari 1.2 supports. -- Jeremy

Sounds like fun - I'll check it out! -- Jeremy

yeah I did that, but I have just tried again at work at everything is good.

Can you try and hitting refresh in your web browser? Sometime a modifier key and refresh does a 'true' refresh where it clears caches. It's being hosted on github directly, uf you dont see it by

I still get the old website? if I checkout the gh-pages i can see it is very different. Are you still hosting it on google or is it somewhere else and maybe waiting on the name servers to

An updated OCIO website is now online, thanks to the efforts of Ben (DBR), and Matt Chambers. http://opencolorio.org/ It's quite similar to the old one, except now then entire website (including

I would like to draw people's attention to this issue: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/124 The current behavior of OCIO with regards to symlink resolution and the luts search path is

ocio-dev Folks, OpenColorIO 0.8.2 has been released. Enjoy! -- Jeremy ------------------------------------------------ Version 0.8.2 (June 7 2011): * Numerous Windows compatibility fixes

Hi First, I'd like to thank you for developing and releasing OCIO as open source. I've been working on a compositor for some time and I've just released a 64 bits linux binary. It's not Nuke or

Pull Request: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/123 Issue: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/121 Fixes Error handling in python glue for

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/122 The lut1d/3d ops would crash if applied to images with nan values. Now, nan values are preserved. Further work needs to be done to unify handling