| Word Wrapping is normally something that is transparant, and goes on, unnoticed, all the time. As text approaches the scroll bar, or whatever, word wrapping is what stops it from going past it. In short, word wrapping creates new lines whenever not having a new line would mess things. However, traditional word wrapping algorithims rely on spaces to determine when the new line should occur. If you have a string of characters that has no spaces yet still approaches the scroll bar, you may have a problem. Indeed, you may find yourself with everything stretched, horizontally. This script attempts to remedy this.
Compatibility: Nuke 6.5 - 6.9 |
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