Nuke AI Hub

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Current release

The first public package is being prepared. The version, download link, and SHA-256 checksum will be published here — always verify a downloaded zip against the checksum on this page before installing.

Nuke compatibility

Supported Nuke versions: 13.x and 15.1 are certified today; Nuke 14.x and 16.x are not yet certified. Uninstalling is simply deleting the folder.

What is in the package

NukeAIHub-Consumer-<version>-win64.zip contains everything; there is no installer and nothing else to download (Python and ffmpeg are bundled): the NukeAIHub.exe Consumer Gateway desktop app, the Nuke plugin source (src/), product configuration (config/), bundled ffmpeg (vendor/ffmpeg/), and samples with a quickstart README.

Install in four steps

  1. Unzip the whole folder, keeping its internal layout — onto a network share every artist workstation can read for a studio install (recommended), or anywhere local for a single-workstation install.
  2. Double-click NukeAIHub.exe on the machine that will act as the gateway.
  3. Sign in with your studio's cloud account — the email and password registered on the Nuke AI Hub web portal.
  4. Keep the app running. It publishes its address into config/connection.json; the Nuke plugin finds the gateway through that file, and all AI traffic from Nuke goes through this gateway — artist machines never talk to the cloud directly.

Then wire each artist machine once: in the Consumer app's Gateway page, click Generate Nuke init.py and place the file where Nuke runs it (each artist's .nuke folder, or a studio-wide NUKE_PATH directory). Restart Nuke and the AI panels appear.

Firewall summary: only the gateway machine needs internet access (outbound TCP 443, plus 9500 for the legacy relay form); artist workstations reach the gateway on TCP 9600-9619 inside the LAN only. Details are in the FAQ and the full install guide shipped in the package README.

Upgrading

  1. Download the new zip and verify its SHA-256 against the value published on this page.
  2. Close the Consumer Gateway app, then unzip the new version the same way as the install — keep the internal folder layout.
  3. If the product folder path changed (new folder name or location), regenerate init.py from the Gateway page — the generated file embeds the folder's absolute path. If you replaced the folder in place, the existing init.py keeps working.
  4. Start NukeAIHub.exe again and sign in. Your account, plan, and tokens live in the cloud — nothing to migrate on the workstation.

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