See About Nuke Indie for more information.

Applications/Nuke 13.2v5/Nuke 13.2v5.app/Contents/MacOS/Nuke 13.2 -indie For example, to launch Nuke Studio in Indie mode on Mac, enter:

You can run Nuke Studio in Indie mode using the -indie command line argument. Nuke Indie is designed for personal, small-scale commercial use and includes most of the features of the commercial version of Nuke Studio. Nuke Indie is a single user version of Nuke Studio using a log-in licensing model. Once you have received your license and it's installed on the server, you are ready to roam! See License Roaming on Windows, macOS, or Linux for more information. Note:License Roaming is not currently supported with Production Collective and EDU Collective licenses. If you are in Current Maintenance and would like to upgrade your licenses to take advantage of this new feature, please submit a request using this form: New roaming licenses will be issued to customers at Maintenance Renewal time. Licenses issued Before July 10th 2020 do not support roaming. To use license roaming you require a Roaming License. Note:Checking licenses in and out must be done from the machine you wish to use the license on, and with a connection to the license server. Licenses can be checked out and returned through the UI, or by setting environment variables. License roaming allows floating license servers to “check-out” licenses for use on machines in a node-locked capacity for up to 30 days, so you can work independently of a license server.

Nuke 12.2 introduces the ability for artists to “roam” licenses for Nuke, NukeX, Nuke Studio, and Hiero.

Note:See the navigation bar on the left for links to specific release notes by version. This page provides an overview of the updates included in Nuke, Nuke Studio, and Hiero 12.2. What's New in Nuke, Nuke Studio and Hiero 12.2

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