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maketx tool as a part of the OpenImageIO frameworks needs OCIO config when OIIO is build with OCIO support. It doesn't know even the simplest color profiles. This makes look workflow broken in Maya if OCIO isn't enabled.
Add argument to maketx in Extract Look to add nuke-default as its OCIO config
More robust solution:
Implement proper color management in OpenPype :)
from maketx help
Color Management Options (OpenColorIO enabled)
--colorconfig FILENAME Explicitly specify an OCIO configuration file
--colorconvert IN OUT Apply a color space conversion to the image. If the output color space is not the same
bit depth as input color space, it is your responsibility to set the data format to
the proper bit depth using the -d option. (choices: NONE)
--unpremult Unpremultiply before color conversion, then premultiply after the color conversion.
You'll probably want to use this flag if your image contains an alpha channel.
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maketx
tool as a part of the OpenImageIO frameworks needs OCIO config when OIIO is build with OCIO support. It doesn't know even the simplest color profiles. This makes look workflow broken in Maya if OCIO isn't enabled.Suggested quick fix:
/vendor
as git submodulemaketx
in Extract Look to addnuke-default
as its OCIO configMore robust solution:
Implement proper color management in OpenPype :)
from
maketx
help[cuID:OP-3657]
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