NodeFlow automates your Blender multi-pass EXR and compositor setup. Instead of wiring a denoise-and-file-output node tree by hand on every shot, you pick your scenes, layers, and passes from a clean panel and NodeFlow builds the correct, fully-organized, Nuke-ready node graph in a couple of clicks — plus review-ready movies with studio burn-ins.

A full illustrated User Guide (PDF) is included with your download.

——— Requirements ———

• Blender 5
• FFmpeg (for movie output + burn-ins) — installs in one click from the add-on preferences, no manual setup

——— Installation ———

1. Edit ▸ Preferences ▸ Add-ons ▸ Install…
2. Select the NodeFlow .zip and enable it.
3. Open the NodeFlow preferences and click “Download & Install FFmpeg.”

——— Quick start ———

1. In the 3D Viewport N-panel, click NodeFlow ▸ Open Compositor.
2. In the Passes tab, tick the passes you want per layer.
3. In the Output tab, set your output path (with tokens) and format.
4. Click Setup Compositor. Your denoised, organized, Nuke-ready EXRs are ready to render.

——— What it does ———

• Auto-builds the full compositor node tree per scene and layer
• Smart denoise that protects your data passes (position, normal, depth)
• Nuke-ready pass names and clean multi-layer EXR output
• Per-layer control — rebuild or split-output any single layer without touching the others
• Grouped Passes view of every scene and view layer at a glance
• Light groups created directly in NodeFlow
• Custom passes: anti-aliased depth (AA Depth) and Fresnel
• Token-based output paths with automatic filename versioning
• Studio data burn-ins (VFX Review / Client / Internal QC presets) with live preview, at viewport speed or full render quality
• CPU/GPU compositor switching

——— Support ——— Questions, bugs, or ideas? Email [email protected]

License: add-on code is GPL-3.0-or-later; the NodeFlow name, branding, and documentation are © Federico La Tona, all rights reserved. Full terms are in the included LICENSE file.