Para quem desejar fazer duplo click num ficheiro nuke e abrir directamente o nukeX, em vez do nuke, sigam as instruções abaixo indicadas.
Como alternativa podem sempre comprar um mac :-).
Como alternativa podem sempre comprar um mac :-).
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Firstly, use notepad to create a file called "nukex.bat" containing the
following text:
@echo off
"C:\Program Files\Nuke6.3v7\Nuke6.3.exe" -nukex %*
Save this file in a location that you can write to.
Nota: Se não for esta a versão, escrevam a correcta na frase anterior, por exemplo (...)Nuke6.1v3(...)
The next step is to add a user variable to include this location in the path:
- From the Start menu right click on My Computer and select properties.
- In System Properties, select the Advanced Tab then click on the
Environment Variables button at the bottom.
- In the User variables section click New.
- Enter "Path" for the variable name and put the location where you saved
your nuke.bat for the variable value. Click OK.
- Click OK in the Environment variables window then OK in System Properties.
You should now be able to type "nukex" in a Command Prompt to launch NukeX
6.3v7.
Now you can assign this .bat file as the default program to use to open Nuke
scripts. Please do the following to set this up:
1) Right click on a .nk file, select Open With and Choose Program
2) Navigate to the .bat, using the browse button if necessary, and select it
3) Make sure that the "Always use the selected program to open this kind of
file" checkbox is ticked and click on OK.
Now, when you double click on a .nk file it should open with NukeX 6.3v7.
