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Now let's take a look at how we navigate inside of the Node Graph.
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I've gone ahead and added a couple of extra nodes to the
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comp just to make the comp a little bigger,
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in real life, you'll get into comps that are much,
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much larger, and much, much more complicated than this,
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but for the time-being,
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I just wanted to add enough nodes to the comp to give us an idea of the
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different functions of NUKE that allow us to pan and zoom.
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As I've mentioned in earlier modules,
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you can click the middle-mouse button and just drag along
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to pan the comp wherever you need to go,
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and you'll notice that as soon as the comp goes off screen,
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we get this little box in the lower-right hand corner,
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and this box has two components: it's got a white border and
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it's got a pink box inside that white border.
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You can drag this box to make it bigger and easier to see,
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and this pink box you can also drag,
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and that allows you to pan inside of your comp.
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We're actually moving the entire screen,
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and then once we have the entire comp in view,
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which is very rare in production, but in this case,
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if we have the entire comp in view,
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the box will disappear because we see everything that we need to be seeing.
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If you have a mouse that has a scroll button on it,
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you can use that scroll button to zoom in or to zoom out of your comp.
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Once we're zoomed in,
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you'll see that since there is some comp that we have off screen,
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this box appears again,
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and we can just pan and zoom the way that we want using this box,
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or just by using our middle-mouse button.
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Alternatively, if you don't have a scroll button on your mouse,
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you can hold down the Alt button, click the middle-mouse button,
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and dragging back and forth will zoom you in or zoom you out,
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and if you let go of that Alt button, and middle-mouse click again,
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it's going to let you pan around.
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Now you can also use the plus and minus keys on your
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keyboard to zoom in and zoom out, based on wherever the mouse is positioned.
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So if I move the mouse over here, and I hit the minus button on the keyboard,
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it's going to zoom out from that point.
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You can also select your entire comp and hit the F button,
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and that will frame what you've selected in the Node Graph.
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Another neat thing that you can do with these different
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view levels is save bookmarks out.
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So if we go to the beginning of the tree,
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if I click on this node and I hit F to zoom into that node,
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and I want to save the beginning of this comp tree as a bookmark,
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I can right-click over here, I can go to Edit,
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and there's a menu called Bookmark here.
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And I can save this location by clicking this button,
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and then if I move to another part of the tree,
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let's say I'm working somewhere way, way over here,
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and I want to get back there, I just right-click,
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and I say Restore Location 1, and it's going to jump me right back there.
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And those bookmarks are recording the zoom level and the pan level to
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bring you to exactly the place you were before.
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So it's helpful to just save a bookmark when you get started so that you can
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jump right back to the beginning of the comp if you need to,
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or if you get lost in a comp later.
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It's also important to note at this point,
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that nodes themselves can be bookmarked.
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So let's take a look at that.
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If I pan down to the end of the comp, let's say this is the end of the comp,
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this ColorCorrect node,
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and we want to be able to bring that up really quickly and really easily when
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we're working later so that we can bound around the comp,
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make changes, and then jump right back to the end.
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We can go back to the Node tab that we looked at earlier,
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and I'll slide this window out so that you can see everything a little better,
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there's an attribute down here called Bookmark.
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So I'm just going to go ahead and I'm going to check that on,
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and what that's going to do is that's going to add this node to a list
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of bookmarks that NUKE is keeping in its memory.
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And so if I go back up here and I'm in a different part of the comp,
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I can right-click, and I can go to Jump to Bookmarked Node,
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and a list of all of the nodes that I have bookmarked,
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all of the nodes that I have this attribute checked for will pop up here,
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and I can just select it and it will jump me right to the node.
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And this is really, really useful in production,
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and I hope it serves you as well as it's served me.
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Now just to wrap up here,
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there's another neat feature that you should know about,
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and it's another thing that's really helpful when you're in big,
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big comps, but if you right-click on the Node Graph here,
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and you go to Search, there's a search box that pops up.
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And this search box lets you look for any viewer
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that you might have in the comp.
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The same way you search for files on Windows or the same
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way you search for things on Google,
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you can just type in what you're looking for here
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and it'll jump you right to it.
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So let's see if we can find that EarthBlur node.
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If I just type in EarthBlur, and hit Enter,
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you see it jumped right to it, and if I navigate away from this too,
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you can go back to that Search menu,
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and know that you can use asterisks as wildcards in the search.
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So let's say I have a bunch of Blur nodes in the comp and I don't
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remember that that specific Blur node was called EarthBlur,
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I can just type *Blur,
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and it will select any of the blurs that I have in the comp.
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One last feature here that I'd like to show you is how to
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auto arrange the nodes inside of your comp.
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So if your comp is pretty dirty and these things
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are all over the place like this,
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what you can do is you can select all of these things,
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you can right-click, and you can go to Edit,
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Node, and you can say Autoplace,
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and it will rearrange your comp to be nice and tight.
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And so if you're somebody that likes to keep your comps clean,
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like I do, the Autoplace is a great tool to use for that.
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