Ganbar R. - NUKE 101. Professional Compositing and Visual Effects - 2011

GETTING STARTED WITH NUKE 5
FIGURE 1.4 Using the
Content menu to split a
pane into two panes.
You now have another pane, which holds no panel, at the bottom right of the
interface. Let’s populate it with the Progress Bar panel (FigUrE 1.5).
4. Click the Content menu in the newly created pane and choose Progress Bar
(FigUrE 1.6).
FIGURE 1.5 The newly created pane holds
no panel yet.
FIGURE 1.6 Creating a Progress Bar panel
to populate the new pane.
The Progress Bar has been created and is populating the new pane. You don’t
need too much space for this panel, so you can move the horizontal separating
line above it down to give more space to the Properties Bin.
5. Click the line separating the Properties Bin and the Progress Bar and drag
it down.