I had some trouble getting Nuke Studio to run with an education license, and this is how I solved it and how to run Nuke Studio from a plain installation.

Recently I enrolled in an online course for compositing in Nuke, and together with it bought an educational license for Nuke Studio. While I could install the node-locked license in the Foundry License Tool and get my Nuke installation to recognize it, it started in plain normal Nuke mode, not Nuke Studio.

After quite a lot of searching and browsing, I did what I perhaps had should done earlier, and checked the command-line options. And wouldn’t you believe it, there it was, plain as day: A --studio flag.

After I started from the command-line using that flag, it started in Nuke Studio mode.

So now, on with the course!

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